Reviewer's rating Cold War Rivka Jacobson 24/12/2023The 20th Century saw numerous conflicts including the ‘Cold War’ which dominated the lives of millions of people who found themselves...
80 The Motive and the Cue Jad Adams 21/12/2023The Motive and the Cue opens in a Broadway rehearsal room where the cast assembles with the intention of creating...
Reviewer's rating Hansel And Gretel Josi Steinfeld 19/12/2023Hansel and Gretel is one of Grimm’s Fairy Tales. Written for adults, not children, they were considered too dark as...
Reviewer's rating Jack and The Beanstalk Tobi Philips (8) 18/12/2023The cosy Stratford East theatre offers something for panto lovers of all ages. Splatford, a precious mud mining town, is...
Reviewer's rating You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Josi Steinfeld 18/12/2023The Gatehouse is the highest theatre in London (446ft above sea level); the pub has been licenced since 1337. The...
Reviewer's Rating Brief Encounter Tim Hochstrasser 17/12/2023The Royal Exchange, Manchester is currently offering a delightful alternative to the usual Christmas fare in the form of a...
Reviewer's rating Rossi – The Songs of Solomon Owen Davies 15/12/2023This extraordinary concert at St John’s Smith Square was part of the Rossi400 project organised by Vache Baroque, a group...
Reviewer's Rating Rock ‘N’ Roll Tim Hochstrasser 13/12/2023This play was originally produced at the Royal Court back in 2006 and now returns to Hampstead at Stoppard’s suggestion....
Reviewer's rating Women’s Words Natalie Dessay And Philippe Cassard Josi Steinfeld 09/12/2023Natalie Dessay was one of the wonders of the opera world. Who can forget her ‘Doll’s Song’ Contes d’Hoffman) in...
Reviewer rating Aberdeen Josi Steinfeld 09/12/2023In 1994, one of the world’s grunge icons, Kurt Cobain, shot himself in Aberdeen, Washington, his hometown. He was 27,...
