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The Ephemera Trilogy

Holly Payne-Strange 27/02/2017

There is no doubt that “The Ephemera Trilogy” is a visually stunning piece of theater. It combines puppetry, shadow art and...

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Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant

Ben Odom 27/02/2017

In this English-language translation of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s German play (and later, film), we...

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Guerrilla

Marine Furet 27/02/2017

resented as part of the international selection of the festival Take Me Somewhere in Glasgow, Guerrilla envisions a future of...

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Blow Off

Marine Furet 27/02/2017

new festival dedicated to contemporary performance, Take Me Somewhere is just kicking off for the first time in Glasgow. Angry,...

Speech & Debate at Trafalgar Studios. Photo Simon Annand

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Speech and Debate

Nicholas Potter 27/02/2017

tephen Karam’s newly devised play follows the lives of three kids in Oregon. These kids, who attend the same school,...

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The Cherry Orchard

Munotida Chinyanga 26/02/2017

hekhovs’ The Cherry Orchard follows the story of Madame Ranevsky who has returned home to her family estate, which holds...

ROBOT. Blanca Li Dance Company. Barbican Centre photo credit Laurent Philippe

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Blanca Li Dance Company – Robot

Natalia Kolosova 26/02/2017

he production Robot by the Spanish choreographer Bianca Li and her dance company explores the theme of the relationship between...

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Madam Butterfly

Caroline Perret 26/02/2017

he King’s Head theatre welcomes its audience into its intimate space, filled on this occasion with mesmerizingly emotional singing and...

Split Screen Stereophonic Peggy Baker Dance Projects

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Split Screen Stereophonic

Aparna Halpé 24/02/2017

Peggy Baker Dance Projects’ Split Screen Stereophonic reprises four masterworks from the company’s recent repertoire. While each piece has its...

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The Wild Party

Richard Voyce 24/02/2017

he St James Theatre is no more, having been bought by Lord Lloyd Webber and renamed The Other Palace with...

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Romeo and Juliet – A Mirror to the Name and the Heart

Personal Values

The Inseparables

Hot Chicks, Swansea Grand Theatre

Interviews

Love and Friendship: The Inseparables

Charlotte Mooney in conversation with Lara Machado

Nadya Menuhin in conversation with Rivka Jacobson

Benjamin Bernheim – Recital

Features

Scissorhandz

The Flying Dutchman at the New National Theatre Tokyo

Fiddler on the Roof

Rigoletto

Festivals

Moby Dick

La Manékine

Ermione

The Valkyrie (Die Walküre)

The Ephemera Trilogy

Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant

Guerrilla

Blow Off

Speech and Debate

The Cherry Orchard

Blanca Li Dance Company – Robot

Madam Butterfly

Split Screen Stereophonic

The Wild Party