The Billionaire Inside Your Head Abigail Bryant 26/09/2025Live theatre has a rare power to take what is usually hidden inside us – the tangled, complex, and often...
Romans, a novel Emma Nihill 23/09/2025In her newest play, Romans, a novel, award winning writer Alice Birch has produced a compendious, novelistic exploration of masculinity...
Seagull: True Story Lara Inglis-Jones 22/09/2025Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull has long been on my agenda, a play hailed as one of his first great works....
MATEO – Opera Tango Josi Steinfeld 21/09/2025In the atmospheric open-air amphitheatre of Monaco’s 14th-century Fort Antoine, MartÃn Palmieri’s Mateo emerged as a striking fusion of opera...
The Code Tim Hochstrasser 21/09/2025The ‘Code’ in question here is the Hays Code, the moral guidelines that bound Hollywood film-making between 1934 and 1968,...
The Land of the Living Tim Hochstrasser 20/09/2025I did not think there were really any moral aspects of World War Two that had not had a detailed...
The Producers Tim Hochstrasser 19/09/2025After great success out at the Menier Chocolate Factory, Patrick Marber’s production of The Producers comes into town to take...
Murmuration Level 2 Tim Hochstrasser 19/09/2025We are all familiar with the mesmerising shape-shiftng of a murmuration of starlings as they wheel across the twlight skies,...
The Poltergeist Olivia Hurton 17/09/2025The Poltergeist by Philip Ridley is a haunting one-man play which marks a departure from the playwright’s usual theatrical fare:...
Bernstein & Copland Third Symphonies Tim Hochstrasser 16/09/2025Third Symphonies are often major and transformative works – think Beethoven’s Eroica or Mahler’s Third, in which an established composer...
