A Doll’s House Rivka Jacobson 10/04/2026 852Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House has long stood as a landmark of modern drama, its famous door slam signalling a...
Il Trovatore Josi Steinfeld 28/03/2026 1114Il Trovatore, La Traviata and Rigoletto form the trilogia popolare—Verdi’s most beloved operatic triptych. At their centre are three figures...
Pagliacci Elliot Stoszek 23/03/2026 712First performed 134 years ago, Pagliacci continues to spark the stage and move the audience with the power of opera....
Vincent in Brixton Tim Hochstrasser 22/03/2026 1315This play was first performed back in 2002 at the National Theatre where it won plaudits for the author, Nicholas...
Jonathan Munby on The Price in conversation with Rivka Jacobson Rivka Jacobson 18/03/2026 1994As he prepares to direct Arthur Miller’s The Price at the Marylebone Theatre, Jonathan Munby reflects on memory, responsibility, and...
Semiramide Alessandro Zummo 14/03/2026 804Semiramide was the last opera Gioachino Rossini composed for the Italian stage before his definitive move to France. For many...
Yentl Rivka Jacobson 13/03/2026 868Kadimah Yiddish Theatre’s bold and intellectually ambitious staging of Yentl, now playing at Marylebone Theatre, brings Isaac Bashevis Singer’s celebrated...
Iolanthe Owen Davies 22/02/2026 796Charles Court Opera (CCO) is now the company to go to for the best Gilbert and Sullivan. This production of...
The Story of Peer Gynt Olivia Hurton 20/02/2026 820At a time of rampant individualism, the story of Peer Gynt comes to us as a cautionary tale about selfhood....
The Dybbuk Yael Shuv 19/02/2026 1380S. An-sky’s play The Dybbuk, written in Russian between 1913 and 1916 and later translated into Yiddish by the author...
