Reviewer's rating Bad Jews Yaron Frid 04/08/2022Bad Jews make good theatre, apparently. Joshua Harmon’s comedy of (ill) manners, beliefs, and conflicts may look and sound at times like a...
Reviewer's rating Tomorrow Night Live Emma Burnell 31/07/2022Tomorrow Night Live is a highly active and partially interactive take on both the daytime TV format and political discussion...
Reviewer's rating 101 Dalmatians Emily Louizou 30/07/2022Dodie Smith’s The Hundred and One Dalmatians is one of the most popular stories of the 20th century. Disney, of...
Reviewer's rating La Donna del Lago Owen Davies 29/07/2022Rossini wrote some 39 operas and is best remembered for his comedies, particularly The Barber of Seville, but his output...
Reviewer's rating Much Ado About Nothing Rivka Jacobson 29/07/2022The auditorium was packed on the night I attended (and it was not press night),. The laughter and cheering from...
Reviewer's rating Incoronazione di Poppea Owen Davies 28/07/2022Monteverdi was a venerable and celebrated church musician of 75 when he wrote Poppea. It was quite common for church...
Reviewer's rating Mansfield Park Owen Davies 28/07/2022As a lover of Jane Austen’s novels, I have always felt that they do not offer the sort of dramatic...
Reviewer's Rating Chasing Hares Tim Hochstrasser 27/07/2022This new play at the Young Vic operates on a number of levels. On the face of it, the play...
Reviewer's rating Antonio e Cleopatra Owen Davies 26/07/2022Johann Hasse was one of the most popular opera composers of the eighteenth century. He died in 1783 (just 8...
Reviewer's rating One Song Thibault Elie 26/07/2022Few shows have ever sparked the audience of the Festival d’Avignon so passionately. Miet Warlop, a 44-year-old Belgian artist, and...
