Reviewer's Rating Proudhon modèle… Courbet Le Festival d’Avignon Marie Communal 05/08/2019When you enter in the performance hall, what strikes you first is the huge unfinished painting in the centre of...
Reviewer's rating Kiss Me, Kate Mel Cooper 03/08/2019The new production of Kiss Me, Kate at the Watermill Theatre in Newbury is quite simply a triumph. I cannot...
Reviewer's rating Romeo and Juliet Gdansk Shakespeare Festival Rivka Jacobson 03/08/2019Romeo and Juliet is Shakespeare’s best-known and probably most-performed play. How does a director challenge theatre audience with yet another...
Reviewer's rating Tree Emma Burnell 02/08/2019Tree is a story of tangled roots, disputed histories and a past that is not as clear cut or understood...
Reviewer's rating La Calisto Mel Cooper 02/08/2019As always, Longborough’s final presentation of the year is a showcase for emerging talent. This time the production is a...
Reviewer's rating Unfortunate – the Musical Megan Roberts 02/08/2019I am constantly amazed and impressed by fringe theatre and what can be achieved with a simplistic set and costume...
Reviewer's rating Final Cut Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 01/08/2019According to its writer, director, and performer Myriam Saduis, Final Cut should not be called a show, and not even...
Reviewer's Rating At Black Lake Dylan Hoffman 01/08/2019At Black Lake, written by German playwright Dea Loher and translated by Daniel Brunet, opens with an arrival. Johnny and...
A Comedy of Errors Catherine Flutsch 31/07/2019This is the fourth year in a row that I have been to see Shakespeare’s Globe on Tour production in...
reviewer's rating Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Gdansk Shakespeare Festival Rivka Jacobson 30/07/2019Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are two minor characters in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. They found fame in 1966 at the hands of...