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Rigoletto

I must confess, that one of the main reasons I so wanted to see this production of Rigoletto at the...

La Scala’s audience will not tolerate mediocracy from their leading singers nor from their orchestra. They love their operas and...

Restaurant Ukraine is a deliberately disjointed affair. Made up of two performers mixing spoken word, dance, rap and political commentary...

Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Times is a fascinating play deserving of a wider audience and greater understanding. That I am saying...

Red Wedding is an interactive piece with an interesting cultural past and much to recommend it. It explores through the...

Modern Slavery is not really a play in the traditional sense. It is a collaborative piece in which each of...

“I have nothing to hide,” said multiple characters on repeated occasions throughout Looking at You, a “techno-noir opera” that immerses...

The blurb for Debra Whitfield’s Off Broadway premiere of her play, Tech Support, hints at a relevant, female-driven, clever yet...

“Did you hear? Felix Starro is coming!” echoes around the stage, opening for the first time ever an Off-Broadway musical...

Paris, 1994. An extravagant purchase leads three life-long friends to a turbulent examination of their friendship, and modern art. Written 25...