Reviewer's Rating Bullet Tongue Vera Mikusch 28/11/2018The Big House is a charity supporting young care leavers through theatrical work. Their freshly refurbished space in Islington is...
Reviewer's Rating An Honourable Man Emma Burnell 28/11/2018There is a real need for art to explore the causes and roots of our current populist phase of politics....
Reviewer's Rating Vivian’s Music, 1969 Colin Macdonald 26/11/2018Monica Bauer’s Vivian’s Music, 1969 – currently at 59e59’s Theater C, under the direction of Glory Kadigan – is a...
Reviewer's Rating My Mother Said I Never Should Max Haydon 23/11/2018Focusing on four generations of a single family, Charlotte Keatley presents a story filled with hopes, struggles, womanhood and particularly...
Reviewer's Rating Makbet Aleksandra Pytko 23/11/2018The universality of William Shakespeare’s plays was already recognized by his contemporaries. Ben Johnson believed that the Bard’s poetry is...
Reviewer's Rating Werther Shmuel Ben-Tovim 23/11/2018When Goethe published The Sorrows of Young Werther in 1774 he was criticised as idealizing acts of suicide. Many readers have...
Reviewer's Rating Dirty Dancing Richard McKee 21/11/2018The time is 1963, the place Middle America – and the music? Well, a lot of it is great Sixties...
Reviewer's Rating The Secret Marriage Owen Davies 21/11/2018The Secret Marriage is one of those lost treasures of late eighteenth century opera. First performed in Vienna in 1792...
Reviewer's rating Simon Boccanegra Rivka Jacobson 17/11/2018Genoa, 14th century is a backdrop to a political, social and personal drama cradled in the agonies of love, machinations,...
Reviewer's Rating Shed Man Marine Furet 16/11/2018All Brian really wants is an afternoon to himself, so he can build a shed to put ‘his stuff’ in....
