Reviewer's rating Dogg’s Hamlet, Cahoot’s MacBeth Ann Pryor 22/07/2019How can playwright Tom Stoppard play with Shakespeare? With words, with time, with a soccer ball (yes, there is one). ...
Reviewer's rating Solaris Le Festival d’Avignon Le Festival d’Avignon Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 20/07/2019It is quite rare to see works of science-fiction adapted to the stage these days: it is not considered as...
Reviewer's rating Cendrillon (Cinderella) Joshua Bolchover 19/07/2019Any visit to Glyndebourne is an event, not solely a performance. Undoubtedly, it is not only its highly-rated opera, but...
Reviewer's Rating Peter Gynt Phil Setren 16/07/2019A dark vein of humour runs through a modernized Peter Gynt at the National Theatre as our hot-headed 22-year-old main...
Reviewer's Rating Jellyfish Sam Dodgshon 12/07/2019Jellyfish is a straightforward play which I find strangely difficult to describe. What’s it about? Well, it’s about relationships, it’s...
Reviewer's Rating A Midsummer Night’s Dream Sam Dodgshon 12/07/2019A company celebrating it’s 15th year touring Shakespeare around the country’s stately homes and gardens, The Lord Chamberlain’s Men bring...
Reviewer's Rating Sleep No More Austin Fimmano 15/06/2019The McKittrick Hotel is dark. It’s one of the first things you must adapt to if you are to make...
Reviewer's Rating Much Ado About Nothing Austin Fimmano 12/06/2019The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park has long been one of New York’s most prized cultural jewels – and...
Reviewer's Rating Das Rheingold Mel Cooper 10/06/2019The new Longborough Opera Festival production of Das Rheingold approximates, within the “given” of its setting and budget, just about...
Reviewers Rating Les Serge (Gainsbourg point barre) Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 04/06/2019A few nights ago, I had a date with Serge at the Studio-Théâtre, the smallest theater of the Comédie Française....
