Reviewer's Rating Tilt Becca Kaplan 03/04/2019Tilt charges at windmills and while it does not crash and burn, it does not quite slay any giants either....
Reviewer's Rating Little Miss Sunshine Grace Creaton-Barber 03/04/2019Little Miss Sunshine, for a show that addresses a lot of pressing contemporary issues, retains its feel-good family factor. Unlike...
Reviewer's Rating Oranges and Ink Aleksandra Sakowska 03/04/2019A new play Oranges and Ink celebrates two extraordinary women from the seventeenth century: Aphra Behn and Nell Gwyn. Behn...
Reviewer's Rating The Mousetrap Catherine Flutsch 03/04/2019I first saw The Mousetrap 35 years ago at St Martin’s theatre in London’s West End. It was, and still...
Reviewer's Rating Tosca Shmuel Ben-Tovim 03/04/2019119 years after the great success of the opening night of Tosca in Rome, the audience in Tel Aviv was...
Reviewer's Rating La Trilogie de la Vengeance Chloe Darnaud 03/04/2019La Trilogie de la Vengeance is the embodiment of Simon Stone’s wild vision of live cinematographic theatre. Upon arrival, the...
Reviewer's Rating Nora: A Doll’s House Enza De Francisci 03/04/2019Ibsen’s A Doll’s House is a play which has had audiences speak about for centuries since its first performance in...
Reviewer's Rating The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Austin Fimmano 03/04/2019The lights haven’t even dimmed before a guttural scream rips through the theater, so unexpected and primal that most of...
Reviewer's Rating Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel Owen Davies 02/04/2019What a pity that ENO did not decide to call this opera simply The Women of Whitechapel and leave the...
Reviewer's Rating Box Clever / Killymuck Vera Mikusch 02/04/2019Box Clever and Killymuck come as double bill at the Bunker. The two one-woman-shows give a valid insight into the...
