The Invention of Love Tim Hochstrasser 18/12/2024One of my teachers once told me that the secret to a good lecture is to develop a single idea...
Montague’s Millions Julie Peakman 13/12/2024This offering is a delightful Christmas romp with tinges of Bertie and Wooster repartee, with an added titled lady for...
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Tim Hochstrasser 13/12/2024In recent years I have reviewed many productions of this play (and Britten’s opera derived from it) and mostly in...
Shakespeare Revisited Tim Hochstrasser 09/12/2024The National Opera Studio, supported by our main opera companies, runs a Young Artists course each year for singers on...
The Mouth of the Gods Tim Hochstrasser 06/12/2024Border Crossings are well known for their innovative cross-cultural productions, and in this venture they have truly excelled themselves. The Mouth of...
Napoleon – un Petit Pantomime Tim Hochstrasser 06/12/2024Charles Court Opera have deservedly developed a reputation for pantomimes that strike out into new territory while preserving the core...
The Unseen Sofia Moran 24/11/2024Craig Wright’s The Unseen is a harrowing exploration of the crushing effects of oppression, presenting a world where the human...
Reviewer's Rating Sharing is Caring: The European Dream Jad Adams 23/11/2024Housing is one of the major issues in the UK today. It is not a subject which lends itself to...
Reviewer's rating Synchronicity Jad Adams 22/11/2024It’s a bold step to produce a play about science. Synchronicity is about the great nuclear physicist Wolfgang Pauli and...
[Title of Show] Tim Hochstrasser 19/11/2024There are plenty of musicals about the making of musicals, but few take to the task as literally as this....
