The Cabinet Minister Wilder Gutterson 01/10/2024At the end of the 19th Century, playwrights such as Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Arthur Wing Pinero cemented...
Suor Angelica Josi Steinfeld 01/10/2024In Puccini’s centenary year, it is fitting that a lesser-known work takes center stage. Suor Angelica is the middle opera...
La Traviata Tim Hochstrasser 30/09/2024Barefoot Opera make it their priority to update classics in an accessible way while using all available theatrical means to...
A Doll’s House Tom Rutter 30/09/2024Any modern production of A Doll’s House faces a predicament. How, after a century and a half of radical social change,...
Never Let Me Go Ashvin Vasudeva 30/09/2024‘Never Let Me Go’ is a speculative play that tells an amazing story. ‘Kathy’ is introduced as an optimistic female...
Banquet Capital Thibault Elie 30/09/2024Set in 1848, a time when France is on the brink of its third revolution after the upheavals of 1789...
La Bohème Sofia Moran 29/09/2024La Bohème, is a classic opera by Puccini, and hopefully my first of many. This version, set in 1930s impoverished...
Rebus: A Game Called Malice Ziyu Zhang 27/09/2024‘Everyone has a secret.’ In Rebus: A Game Called Malice, the characters navigate a metaphorical masquerade, each concealing their true selves...
War Horse Susan Sallon 25/09/2024In 1914, nearly one million horses were sent by Britain to the war in Europe, and tragically, most of them...
War Horse Jonah Issac Lewis (14) 24/09/2024‘War Horse’ is a gripping, thrilling, yet solemn piece of literature, beautifully transferred to the stage. Some scenes were incredibly...
