Reviewer's rating The Two Noble Kinsmen Mel Cooper 05/09/2016hakespeare’s last work for the theatre, in collaboration with the young John Fletcher, is now acknowledged to be a part...
Reviewer's Rating The Glenn Miller Story Mel Cooper 03/09/2016’m not sure quite how to define this show because I think it is a bit schizophrenic. On the one...
Reviewer's rating Unfaithful Rebecca Coates 01/09/2016wen McCafferty’s Unfaithful is an intensely voyeuristic piece. This is partly due to the intimacy of Found111 as a venue...
Reviewer's rating Much Ado About Nothing Rowena Hawkins 29/08/2016idden between the handbags and the kitchenware on the Lower Ground floor of a large Oxford Street department store is...
Reviewer's Rating Always Orange / Fall of the Kingdom, Rise of the Foot Soldier Mel Cooper 20/08/2016he Making Mischief Festival is, for the RSC, supposed to be about responding to “the challenge with daring explorations of...
Reviewer's Rating Peter Pan In Scarlet Mel Cooper 19/08/2016eter Pan in Scarlet is the official sequel to J M Barrie’s Peter Pan. Set in the late 1920s, that...
Reviewer's rating A Midsummer Night’s Dream Rebecca Coates 11/08/2016omedy star Phill Jupitus is the big-name draw for this production, and he tackles the role of Bottom with appropriate...
Reviewer's Rating Save The Last Dance For Me Mel Cooper 20/07/2016o here’s the problem. Compilation musicals based on songs of an earlier era are as old as Talking Films. On...
Reviewer's Rating CLD: The Real Lewis Carroll Mel Cooper 19/07/2016xford in the summer is full of “Alternative” Theatre of various sorts, sometimes amateur, sometimes low key professional – students...
Reviewer's Rating Tristan and Isolde Owen Davies 16/07/2016ristan and Isolde is an opera that stirs strong reactions among opera lovers. That Grange Park decided to mount it...
