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The Woman who Turned into a Tree

This is a piece of theatre that defies easy categorisation. It is a mixture of spoken word, drama, mime, dance,...

Set in one morning, the play revolves around an alcoholic middle-aged woman, Chrissy, who is about to go into rehab,...

I was certainly lucky to be at a performance of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar at the RSC in Stratford that had...

OK, let me be up front about this. I love the score of Betty Blue Eyes, the musical that has...

What’s the worst coincidence you’ve ever experienced? In many ways, it is this that sits at the heart of SAP....

Shame on the Arts Council for effectively reducing London to one opera house, making it the poor man of Europe,...

Jad Adams 02/04/2023

As the news cycle churns on we forget the protests of yesteryear, the excitement of a time like the Arab...

Eugenius! is billed as ‘a thrilling, high-energy 80s-inspired British musical with a superhero-sized heart and an uplifting score’ and well,...

Many of Giuseppe Verdi’s operas expose prejudice against social outcasts. Rigoletto – a hunchback, Il Trovatore – gypsies, La Forza...

Those of us who love musicals have eagerly been awaiting new ones, so I was so looking forward to watching...