Tristan Owen Davies 21/06/2026 633Tucked away in the Cotswolds is Longborough Festival Opera (LFO) – but please don’t think of it as a backwater....
Inexperience Ziyu Zhang 21/06/2026 322What happens when desire is preserved, but intimacy is postponed? Scottish playwright Douglas Maxwell explores this intriguing question in the...
Das Rheingold Owen Davies 18/06/2026 655This splendid production of Das Rheingold marks the beginning of Grange Park Opera’s new cycle of Wagner’s Ring of the...
A Fine Idea Owen Davies 18/06/2026 328This fiercely political play brims with anger and indignation. It has an important story to tell about how international aid,...
Il Ritorno d’Ulisse in Patria Josi Steinfeld 16/06/2026 823The Return of Ulysses to His Homeland Garsington reunites the creative team behind its highly successful 2022 L’Orfeo for Il...
We Had a World Wilder Gutterson 14/06/2026 441From Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey into Night to Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie, the theatrical canon is rich with...
The Long Drop Ziyu Zhang 14/06/2026 542Inside the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow returns to its 1950s past in darkness and shadow, while outside the present-day city remains...
A Life in Four Seasons Tim Hochstrasser 13/06/2026 547One of the marvels of dance, of whatever kind, is its aesthetic suppleness. It can tell stories, or embody symbolism...
Under The Shadow Rivka Jacobson 12/06/2026 489Set in Tehran during the closing years of the Iran-Iraq War, Under the Shadow follows Shideh, a former medical student...
Dough Ben Reiss 11/06/2026 10532026 marks the inaugural Jewish Culture Month, a nationwide celebration of almost 1000 years of British-Jewish history. Established by the...
