Reviewer's Rating Dust Rivka Jacobson 11/09/2018Dust, a 70-minute engrossing monologue-drama infused with black humour, is shrouded in the untimely death of young Alice. The young...
Reviewer's Rating Six Richard Voyce 04/09/2018Totes amazeballs and halle-flippin-lujah! It may have taken eight months, but London finally has its first solid gold, bona-fide, new,...
Reviewer's Rating Swan Lake Hafiza Butt 25/08/2018The sheer lushness of the St. Petersburg Theatre’s production of Swan Lake is staggering. The production values are high –...
Reviewer's Rating Much Ado About Nothing Sarah Wisialowski 21/08/2018Set in the historical, wood-panelled Gray’s Inn Hall, Antic Disposition’s Much Ado About Nothing is a fun and carefree portrayal...
Reviewer's Rating Little Shop of Horrors Zabrina Lo 15/08/2018After the original highest-grossing Off-Broadway black-comedy musical in 1982, Little Shop of Horrors returns to the stage with a huge...
Reviewer's Rating Vanessa Tim Hochstrasser 10/08/2018Samuel Barber’s Vanessa (1958) is a work at once accessible and elusive, and a successful production revolves around breaking down...
Reviewer's Rating The Daughter of the Regiment Owen Davies 04/08/2018Opera Della Luna has an admirable track record of revitalising old comic operas. Its guiding spirit, Jeff Clarke, has taken...
Reviewer's Rating The Beyoncé Ben Odom 03/08/2018Eliza Bent’s “The Beyonce” is likely to excite fans of both Chekhov and intimate theater. The set (designed by Sam...
Dining al Desko Sophie Nevrkla 19/07/2018As I write this review in Brexit Britain, I have one ear on Prime Minister’s Questions. While May and Corbyn...
Reviewer's Rating Ariadne auf Naxos Mel Cooper 18/07/2018Ariadne auf Naxos is one of the most poetical, intellectual, and musically nuanced of operas, a sophisticate treat. Written by...
