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Love for Love

hough one of the most revered texts of English literature, Congreve’s “other” Restoration Comedy is rarely played these days. For...

f all the three pieces in Sasha Waltz Sacre, the one I found most difficult to emotionally engage with was...

ward-winning, world-touring art show made with love by an idiot. In “Le Foulard”, Lucy Hopkins utilises her scarf to create...

mteaz Hussain’s Outsiders is a re-imagining of Camus’ L’ Étranger. In Camus’ novel an indifferent French Algerian, Meursault, after attending...

arley Granville-Barker is nowadays not a well-known name at all, and yet a century ago he dominated the London theatre...

are is it to see a play told entirely from the perspective of a child. In Under the Bed, we...

he best of worlds is on a quest to discover the identity of our world today. Part of the festival...

ne of the difficulties with Euripides’ play is that when Medea kills her children in an act of vengeance, we...

nglish National Opera flourishes at the London Coliseum that’s for sure and their latest production, Verdi’s tragic and powerful love...

Woman, A Man & A Chair In An Existentialist Play With Comedy Overtones. With fantastic acting, energetic direction and imaginative...