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The Silken Ladder/A Husband at the Door

rcola’s Grimeborn opera season has a deserved reputation for discovering neglected treasures. For this event, Opera Alegria has found two...

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017 has been a rough year, so far; 2016 was no better. Brexit, Trump, wars and climate change are all...

think it should be reported that the RSC has revived Gregory Doran and Steve Tiplady’s conceptually brilliant rendering for the...

dapted from the classic nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll, “The Hunting of the Snark”, the dialogue and songs perfectly reflects...

welfth Night is a Shakespearean comedy, which is a classification that doesn’t appeal to the casual theatregoer; the most disparaging...

rcola’s Grimeborn season kicks off in style with this ingenious re-imagining of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro. It is more musical...

lthough Lucille Ball has somewhat fallen from the public consciousness over recent years there was a time at the height...

ice Versa is a lot of fun, a romp of a production, and I can see, intellectually, how it is...

f I had to choose two words to describe this opera, they would be “unexpected”, and “powerful”. The libretto is...