Reviewer's rating Werther Rivka Jacobson 19/09/2019Can you imagine your novel being universally admired throughout Europe and wherever Western Culture prevailed as the most popular of...
Reviewer's Rating Macbeth Mel Cooper 19/09/2019I am a fan of Paul Hart’s work as a director and have previously enjoyed very much his approach to...
Reviewer's Rating Novenas for a Lost Hospital Gillian Russo 18/09/2019Grab your walking shoes and ditch your large bags, folks – this show requires your hands free to hold a...
Reviewer's Rating Maria Callas, The Black Pearl Enza De Francisci 18/09/2019Federica Nardacci’s monologue brings to life the thoughts and feelings of Maria Callas’s butler, Ferruccio Mezzadri. Through a stream-of-consciousness, the...
Psychosis – Close Strangers Festival Emma Burnell 17/09/2019This is a swirling mix of very dark poetry and even darker humour presented with a powerful Brechtian soundtrack. The...
Reviewer's Rating Pride and Prejudice (Sort Of) Marine Furet 16/09/2019Can one really review any adaptation of Pride and Prejudice without some kind of variation on truths universally acknowledged? Probably,...
Reviewer's rating Amsterdam Tim Hochstrasser 15/09/2019This new play is a joint production between the Orange Tree Theatre and the Actors Touring Company. It is also...
Reviewer's rating Rigoletto Rivka Jacobson 15/09/2019I must confess, that one of the main reasons I so wanted to see this production of Rigoletto at the...
Humans Catherine Flutsch 15/09/2019Circa ensemble’s show, Humans, is something very, very special. Circa ensemble’s description of its show is simple; 10 acrobats take the...
Restaurant Ukraine – Close Strangers Festival Emma Burnell 14/09/2019Restaurant Ukraine is a deliberately disjointed affair. Made up of two performers mixing spoken word, dance, rap and political commentary...
