Reviewer's Rating Grammaire étrangère Festival d’Automne Marie Communal 25/11/2019‘If I say “chop” or “devour”, there is the birth of an image. Even if this image is at the...
Reviewer's Rating Rigoletto Mel Cooper 24/11/2019I am delighted to report that on this tour three out of the three operas brought to us by the...
Reviewer's Rating The Cunning Little Vixen Mel Cooper 24/11/2019The legendary David Pountney production of Janacek’s Cunning Little Vixen is back on stage and is a major part of...
Reviewer's Rating Infini Festival d’Automne Marie Communal 21/11/2019Infini is not a simple dance performance. At the theatre of Nanterre-Amandiers, six artists count tirelessly while singing, running and...
Reviewer's Rating Carmen Mel Cooper 21/11/2019I caught up with the new WNO production of Bizet’s Carmen the other night in Oxford and can report that...
Reviewer's Rating Frankenstein Caroline Perret and Lucien Asbury-Perret (15) 21/11/2019Exploring artificial intelligence, emotional learning and what it means to be post-human, the play starts with a clearly very thoroughly...
Six Catherine Flutsch 19/11/2019The musical Six is a joyous, energetic and riotous cross between a girl band pop concert and a feature length...
Reviewer's Rating A Museum in Baghdad Mel Cooper 19/11/2019The idea of A Museum in Baghdad is a strong one, and one that interests me a lot. The production...
Reviewer's Rating Amadeus Juliet Martini 18/11/2019How often do we find ourselves humming a tune, not realizing it’s a Mozart composition? You don’t have to be...
Reviewer's Rating Orphée Shadi Seifouri 17/11/2019‘Mirrors are the doors by which Death comes and goes’. A neat and profoundly stark metaphor on the ephemeral human...