Bechstein Trio – Fauré, Beethoven, Mendelssohn Tim Hochstrasser 24/03/2025When the Bechstein Hall opened, it did so with a resident Trio in place comprising Emmanuel Despax, Guy Johnston, and...
Retrograde Sofía Danailov Esteban 22/03/2025Retrograde is a play about principle—but also about fear. It asks what it costs to hold onto yourself when the...
Playhouse Creatures Olivia Hurton 22/03/2025The Orange Tree’s revival of Playhouse Creatures by April de Angelis brushes the dust off a much-neglected chapter of British...
Mary and the Hyenas Richard Voyce 22/03/2025There are some evenings in the theatre where the time seems to fly by in an instant, and you realise...
Men’s Business Tim Hochstrasser 22/03/2025This new production at the Finborough offers a fresh translation by Simon Stephens of a German play of 1972 by...
Dear England Olivia Hurton 20/03/2025When entering a theatre these days one can never be too careful. At Drury Lane you might find yourself attending...
African Concert Series – Aisha Syed-Castro Tim Hochstrasser 17/03/2025Saturday afternoons at Wigmore Hall are often quiet and fairly conventional affairs, but not in the hands of violinist Aisha...
Wild Rose Ben Reiss 15/03/2025Who’s ever heard of a country singer from Glasgow? Wild Rose ensures its audience will leave the Royal Lyceum with...
Donizetti & Friends – Spyres, Lemieux & Zappa Tim Hochstrasser 13/03/2025It is not often that you return to a concert hall the next day for another five-star performance, but this...
Reviewer's Rating The Glass Menagerie Olivia Hurton 13/03/2025In his production notes for The Glass Menagerie, playwright Tennessee Williams boldly called for a ‘new, plastic theatre which must...
