Reviewer's rating The Crucible Emma Burnell 12/10/2022The Crucible was written as a direct rebuke from the playwright Arthur Miller to McCarthyism and the silencing of the...
Reviewer's rating Gabriel Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 11/10/2022The beginning of this new season at the Comédie Française offers a look at George Sand’s work – a 19th...
Reviewer's rating The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore Nicole Kent 10/10/2022The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore is set on a sprawling estate in the mountains of Italy’s Amalfi Coast....
Reviewers rating Ruckus Emma Burnell 10/10/2022Ruckus is a hard-hitting journey through the experience of coercive control. It neither sensationalized nor flinches from the impact that...
Reviewer's rating The Band’s Visit Yaron Frid 09/10/2022The Alexandria Ceremonial Police orchestra finds itself stuck by mistake in Beit Hatikva (a fictional ghost town in the Negev...
Reviewer's rating Life of Pi Owen Davies 08/10/2022Transforming Martel’s extraordinary novel about a boy and a tiger adrift on the ocean after a shipwreck into a theatre...
The Coral Julie Peakman 07/10/2022The Finborough Theatre continues its remarkable remit of presenting only work which has not been seen in London during the...
Reviewer's Rating Only An Octave Apart Tim Hochstrasser 07/10/2022Fresh from his success in ‘Handel/Glass’, counter-tenor Anthony Roth Costanzo joins pipes with cabaret star Justin Vivian Bond for a...
Reviewer's rating House of Flamenka Julie Peakman 01/10/2022I was not sure what to expect of an evening of Flamenco dancing but this was not it. Enter 19...
Reviewer's rating Spike Mel Cooper 01/10/2022Spike is an extremely entertaining biographical dramatic comedy about the life of Spike Milligan during his “Goons” period at the...
