Reviews

Ghosts

Rivka Jacobson 22/10/2026 70

A confined stage can act as a magnifying glass, bringing the smallest gestures and facial expressions into sharp focus. Yet...

The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France, 1940

Olivia Hurton 21/10/2026 149

Auschwitz, Dachau, Treblinka. The names of these Nazi extermination camps conjure devastation that remains woundingly fresh. They are ever-present reminders...

Murder in the Cathedral

Tim Hochstrasser 21/10/2026 188

‘The last act is the greatest treason. To do the right deed for the wrong reason.’ This famous line takes...

Ne cerem scuze pentru disconfortul creat

Sara Tiron 19/10/2026 126

‘We Apologise for the Inconvenience’ In Romania, We apologise for the inconvenience is the familiar notice that appears whenever something...

Tom na fazenda/Tom at the Farm

Tim Hochstrasser 19/10/2026 133

This play originated in Canada, but was then taken up in Brazil by Armando Babaioff who adapted it for performance...

Twelfth Night

Kelly Moore 18/10/2026 133

A shipwreck, a borrowed identity and a houseful of people in love with the wrong person: Twelfth Night has always...

Cloud Chamber: Skylines

Tim Hochstrasser 17/10/2026 127

Cellist Caroline Dale and pianist composer Gavin Greenaway are long-time collaborators in film music and now release a new album...

Orpheus & Eurydice

Wilder Gutterson 17/10/2026 147

When a small opera company has the temerity to commission a new version of a beloved classical opera, it must...

Tarare

Tim Hochstrasser 16/10/2026 154

‘The value of a man lies not in his birth, but in his virtues’, may sound like an unexceptionable statement...

The Marriage of Figaro

Owen Davies 15/10/2026 92

This intriguing and intelligent production of Mozart’s masterpiece returns to Glyndebourne’s autumn season following its premiere at the 2024 summer...