Reviewer's rating Troy Philip Chennery 12/11/2018The top floor Etcetera theatre in Camden was transformed from cosy black box studio into a hellish nightmare of a...
Reviewer's rating Beauty, Love and Death Owen Davies 10/11/2018Brighton Early Music Festival (BREMF) is a treasure trove of gems from a musical age that should be better known....
Reviewer's rating Don Carlos Aidan Elliott 09/11/2018Despite having a strong ensemble cast, the ARA Theatre Company’s production of Friedrich Schiller’s Don Carlos ultimately falls victim to...
Reviewer's Rating Romeo and Juliet Nicola Watkinson 07/11/2018The RSC’s production of Romeo and Juliet takes place on an almost entirely bare stage, the only set piece a...
Reviewer's Rating A Very Very Very Dark Matter Agnes Carrington-Windo 05/11/2018Martin McDonagh’s ‘A Very Very Very Dark Matter’ seems, by turns, to be a hard-hitting lampoon of the western attachment...
Reviewer's rating Billy Bishop Goes to War Owen Davies 05/11/2018Once again Jermyn Street Theatre, with their tiny basement auditorium in central London, has found a fascinating curiosity of a...
Reviewer's Rating Shakespeare in Love Mel Cooper 03/11/2018At one level I have nothing but good to report about the play Shakespeare in Love, adapted for the stage...
Reviewer's rating The Wolves Emma Burnell 03/11/2018With a few wonderful exceptions (step forward My So-Called Life) teenage girls get a pretty rough time in popular culture....
Reviewer's Rating The Band Mel Cooper 31/10/2018This is the kind of musical that restores my faith in light entertainment. It turns out to be a thoughtful...
Reviewer's rating La Cenerentola Owen Davies 31/10/2018Welsh National Opera has taken two of their productions to the Hippodrome in Bristol, a brave venture given the limitations...