Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, Yew Tim Hochstrasser 17/02/2025At the outset this play seems to be a didactic tract for the times – Pip, played by author Coral...
Unicorn Rivka Jacobson 14/02/2025Mike Bartlett’s Unicorn explores desire, intimacy, and sexual liberation, using the mythological unicorn as a symbol for shifting cultural perceptions...
Churchill in Moscow Rivka Jacobson 14/02/2025In Churchill in Moscow, playwright Howard Brenton and director Tom Littler deliver a compelling portrayal of one of World War...
Reviewer's rating Miss Brexit Jad Adams 13/02/2025It is good to see a musical which is original and not a version-with-songs of something you have seen on...
Outlying Islands Sofía Danailov Esteban 13/02/2025Outlying Islands is a play where silence speaks as much as words, where the vastness of an unnamed rock becomes a...
Benjamin Bernheim – Recital Josi Steinfeld 12/02/2025Benjamin Bernheim, 39, is one of the finest tenors of his generation, particularly in French lyric roles. With his slim...
The Marriage of Figaro Sofia Moran 11/02/2025Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro), first performed in 1786, is one of the most beloved operas in the...
The Years Olivia Hurton 10/02/2025A woman’s body is not an easy thing to live in. This is the point made with luminous force and...
The Marriage of Figaro Owen Davies 09/02/2025Despite all the pressures that Welsh National Opera (WNO) is facing, their revival of The Marriage of Figaro, in the...
Oedipus Olivia Hurton 08/02/2025In the Old Vic’s elemental new production of Oedipus, tragedy is a compulsive dance. The moves are predetermined and age-old:...
