Reviewer's Rating The Dresser Owen Davies 14/10/2016he Dresser is a play about theatre and theatricality. It focuses on the relationships between the members of a touring...
Reviewer's Rating Lunch & The Bow of Ulysses Katerina Yannouli 12/10/2016lone bench on a pier, the sea ebbing and flowing in the background that’s all it takes to set the...
Reviewer's Rating No’s Knife Nicholas Potter 11/10/2016o’s Knife is a series of monologues, adapted from Beckett’s Texts for Nothing, which is a collection of short stories...
Reviewer's Rating Don Giovanni Owen Davies 10/10/2016begin with a confession. As a Mozart enthusiast, I went to the ENO’s dress rehearsal of Don Giovanni …. and...
Reviewer's Rating Confessional Camille Hainsworth-Staples 10/10/2016eona (Stanton) wants to help people feel beautiful – if not forever, then for a week, a day or just...
Reviewer's Rating Carlos Acosta – The Classical Farewell Vikki Jane Vile 07/10/2016his classical farewell is, it would appear, the final farewell. Acosta’s celebrity in the dance world is, even in popular...
Reviewer's Rating Dillie Keane at the Pheasantry Tim Hochstrasser 06/10/2016t’s often forgotten that the members of Fascinating Aida have their own highly successful solo careers. Their songs reflect the...
Reviewer's Rating Tosca Tim Hochstrasser 05/10/2016et another production of Tosca – what could be new to add relish to the reviewer’s jaded palate? In fact...
Reviewer's Rating Pigeon English Sam Pengelly 03/10/2016igeon English fizzes with intensity and promises everything we should expect from a National Youth Theatre production. Alongside Romeo and...
Reviewer's Rating Floyd Collins Richard Voyce 02/10/2016’d forgotten just how tedious the first act of Floyd Collins actually is. That’s not to say that this is...
