Reviewer's Rating Électre/Oreste Thibault Elie 13/11/2019At the forefront, a mud floor. In the centre, a kind of open construction. In the background, two percussion teams....
Reviewer's Rating Annie Richard McKee 12/11/2019I had heard of “little orphan Annie”, but I knew absolutely nothing about her, and nothing about this show, when...
Reviewer's Rating La Fedeltà Premiata (Fidelity Rewarded) Tim Hochstrasser 12/11/2019Haydn’s operas rarely get the outings they deserve, and the responsibility for that lies (unintentionally) with Mozart. So much that...
Reviewer's Rating Maria Friedman: From the Heart Grace Creaton-Barber 12/11/2019Life should be in technicolour; it is erratic, vibrant, and unpredictable… not unlike the little-less-than-perfect vegetable ranges; delicious, unique and...
Reviewer’s Rating A Few Short Studies on Cannibalism Megan Roberts 11/11/2019Only Lucky Dogs, an emerging student-led company, once again barrels onto the Sheffield theatrical scene with another trademark dark comedy...
Reviewer's Rating DruidShakespeare: Richard III White Light Festival Austin Fimmano 11/11/2019The drama of Shakespeare’s histories is famously wracked with the a singular theme – the burden of a king’s crown....
Reviewer's rating All’s Well That Ends Well Richard McKee 10/11/2019Shakespeare made use of some pretty unlikely plots for some of his non-historical plays. This one, borrowed from the Decameron,...
Reviewer's rating Taming of the Shrew Teddy Hempstead 10/11/2019Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, a comedy which pivots on the central conceit that a bad wife must be...
Reviewer's Rating BrandoCapote Gillian Russo 10/11/2019The most memorable line from Sara and Reid Farrington’s BrandoCapote was an analogy that likened three middle-school bullies to a...
The Great Gatsby Emma Burnell 09/11/2019The jazz age. Bootleg liquor, gambling, a party that never ends. This is the experience you are offered at the...
