Reviewer's rating The Trials of Galileo Josi Steinfeld 30/11/2023How apt that this fascinating play about Galileo’s 1633 trial, is performed in this theatre. The Old Red Lion pub,...
Peter Pan Goes Wrong Hal Wooliscroft 29/11/2023As expected from Mischief, the company behind both this show and West End hits like The Play That Goes Wrong,...
Reviewer's Rating Elégie – Rachmaninov – a heart in exile Tim Hochstrasser 28/11/2023In recent years Lucy Parham has moved beyond her solo pianistic career to create a series of well-regarded ‘Composer Portraits’...
Reviewer's rating The Box of Delights Mel Cooper 27/11/2023I begin by affirming that the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Christmas Show for this year is a hit and that the...
Guildhall Symphony Orchestra: Bartok to Zemlinsky Tim Hochstrasser 26/11/2023Just as in its choice of opera repertory, the Guildhall School prefers to walk on the wilder side of orchestral...
Reviewer's rating Ariodante Owen Davies 25/11/2023I came to this performance of Ariodante feeling that I had seen enough Handel operas for a while. I left...
Reviewer's Rating Oh, What A Lovely War! Tim Hochstrasser 25/11/2023It is sixty years now since the first production of ‘Oh, What A Lovely War’, one of the stand-out artistic...
Reviewer’s Rating The Snow Queen Ben Reiss 25/11/2023On the first bitterly cold night of winter, with a biting wind skirling around Edinburgh Castle’s rocky summit, frost twinkling...
Reviewer's rating The Witches Tobi Philips (8) 24/11/2023Dahl’s 1988 novel undergoes a worthy theatrical adaptation, turning the eerie into the absurd and the creepy into a continuous...
Reviewer's Rating The Mongol Khan Tim Hochstrasser 23/11/2023Epic accounts of Asiatic history, crammed with extravagant dance, music and costumes, sweep through London theatres with some regularity; and...
