Reviewer's Rating Sherlock Holmes: The Valley of Fear Jad Adams 29/03/2024A letter arrives at the familiar 221b Baker Street interior where Holmes and Watson are carrying on their banter. It...
Reviewer's Rating Don’t.Make.Tea. Julie Peakman 28/03/2024The dire situation of the country’s ability to assist people who have disabilities needs addressing, and the Birds of Paradise...
Reviewer's Rating Fat Chance Sofia Moran 27/03/2024Who cares if you’re fat? In a world where the pursuit of an elusive “ideal” body dominates headlines and cultural...
Reviewer's rating Madama Butterfly Josi Steinfeld 25/03/2024On a trip to London, Giacomo Puccini saw a play by David Belasco called Madame Butterfly, taken from a short...
BOOK REVIEW The Sleeping Beauties Tim Hochstrasser 23/03/2024‘Sleeping Beauties’ is Lucy Ashe’s second novel, coming swiftly after ‘Clara & Olivia’, reviewed here last year. It explores similar...
Reviewer's Rating Duke Bluebeard’s Castle Tim Hochstrasser 23/03/2024When you hear some of the more exotic instruments of the orchestra tuning up and practising motifs in the pit,...
Reviewer's Rating The Barber of Seville Tim Hochstrasser 22/03/2024With such a familiar opera as ‘The Barber of Seville’ a lot depends on the particular take of the director....
Reviewer's Rating Edward Scissorhands Rhys John Edwards 21/03/2024Now, first things first – I haven’t seen the movie. I know. I’m sorry. It’s just one of those iconic...
Lettice & Lovage – in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK Rivka Jacobson 19/03/2024Sir Peter Shaffer’s sparkling comedy and exquisite satire Lettice & Lovage was first performed in 1987. It ran for over...
Reviewer's Rating The Wife of Cyncoed Rhys John Edwards 19/03/2024The Wife of Cyncoed is pretty much faultless. Which is annoying. Whenever I think something might be pretty much faultless,...
