Dear England Emma Burnell 11/07/2023James Graham is a glorious chronicler of the English. Whether it be possibly cheating gameshow guests, definitely scheming politicians, or...
Reviewer's Ratings Classical Pride Tim Hochstrasser 10/07/2023Remarkably, this concert in the Barbican Hall was apparently the very first in which a leading orchestra participated front-and-centre with...
Reviewer's Rating Antigone Tim Hochstrasser 08/07/2023This new adaptation by Stef Smith of the Greek classic has a lot going for it but also some significant...
Reviewer’s Rating Crazy for You Adi Ginat 05/07/2023Crazy for You is a dance-focused, light-hearted, comedic musical which captivates the audience with its infectious energy and undeniable charm....
Reviewer's Rating Song From Far Away Tim Hochstrasser 01/07/2023This elegiac but rigorously unsentimental play with music received fine reviews in Manchester at the start of the year and...
Reviewer's Rating Stumped Tim Hochstrasser 29/06/2023‘Stumped’ is one of those plays that works on different levels, and indeed it is that cannily calibrated multi-layered appeal...
Then, Now and Next Jad Adams 29/06/2023The production of this new musical cuts back and forward in time between scenes of her relationship with two men...
Reviewer's rating Mrs Doubtfire Richard Voyce 23/06/2023I don’t know how much they’re paying Jerry Zaks, the director of the musical Mrs Doubtfire which has just opened...
Reviewer's rating Werther Josi Steinfeld 23/06/2023Massenet’s Werther is based on Goethe’s epistolary novel, ‘The Sorrows of Young Werther’, published in 1774. Some, myself included, regard...
Reviewer's Rating The Third Man Tim Hochstrasser 23/06/2023Does every play, film or opera have the potential to become a musical? This is the question posed by the...
