Skin Jad Adams 02/08/2023Skin opens with two sisters chatting on stage about Sadie’s cancer, and even laughing about it. Sadie, in her early...
La Bohème Adi Ginat 31/07/2023Puccini’s La Bohème is a classic, even those who are not well versed in Opera, including myself, know of its...
Reviewer's rating Anne Get Your Gun Julie Peakman 23/07/2023British weather might well have ruined this event, but it didn’t. Rather we were blown away by the terrific performance ...
The Merry Wives of Windsor Jad Adams 20/07/2023There is a story that Shakespeare wrote The Merry Wives of Windsor in response to a request from Elizabeth I. ...
80s Live! Emma Burnell 19/07/2023Have you ever been to Butlins and had the time of your life but aren’t quite sure why? That’s very...
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...
