I Fagiolini, From Venice with Love Wilder Gutterson 06/10/2024I Figiolini, a vocal ensemble specialising in Early music, presented a programme entitled From Venice (to Rome) With Love at...
Coriolanus Rivka Jacobson 04/10/2024Coriolanus, one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known tragedies, delves into themes of political power, rebellion, and personal pride. The play was banned...
Look Back in Anger Olivia Hurton 04/10/2024In 1956, Look Back in Anger, John Osborne’s establishment-shaking play, premiered at the Royal Court. It was an event that...
Roots Olivia Hurton 04/10/2024What happens when you outgrow your environment? This is the question posed by Roots, Arnold Wesker’s searing play of self-discovery....
Eugene Onegin Josi Steinfeld 03/10/2024Eugene Onegin tells the tale of the Larin sisters—Tatyana, a romantic dreamer, and Olga, a playful flirt—living on their estate....
Incarnation Julie Peakman 03/10/2024Having seen a similar show based around one particular dancer last year, I was somewhat wary of possibly seeing another...
Shirley Rhys John Edwards 03/10/2024Shirley runs ‘the best pub you’ve ever been to’. A place where every night ‘is a night to remember’. Above...
The Deep Paul T. Davies 02/10/2024A young fisherman, in the ice-cold waters of the North Sea, finds that his boat is sinking as night comes...
4 The Magic Flute Owen Davies 02/10/2024This lively production of Mozart’s Magic Flute opens Opera North’s 2024/25 season. First seen in 2019, it looks great and it...
The Cabinet Minister Wilder Gutterson 01/10/2024At the end of the 19th Century, playwrights such as Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Arthur Wing Pinero cemented...
