Le Nozze di Figaro Marc Berman 01/07/2025Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro is the quintessential Glyndebourne opera. It opened the house in 1934 and had been performed...
Dead Poets Live: Three Ages of Yeats Olivia Hurton 30/06/2025William Butler Yeats famously wrote that every man is forced to choose between the ‘perfection of the life, or of...
Fidelio Marc Berman 30/06/2025The bucolic surroundings of Garsington Opera – complete with stately home, sumptuous gardens, a lake and its own herd of...
A Moon for the Misbegotten Rivka Jacobson 29/06/2025Rebecca Frecknall delivers a lucid and emotionally charged revival of Eugene O’Neill’s late masterpiece. A Moon for the Misbegotten returns...
Trial by Jury & A Matter of Misconduct Tim Hochstrasser 29/06/2025This is a truly delightful double-bill, with both one-act dramas, old and new, providing just the jaunty pep and satirical...
Showmanism Sofia Moran 27/06/2025Dickie Beau’s Showmanism is a curious, shape-shifting solo performance that invites audiences into a theatrical history lesson unlike any other....
Who is Claude Cahun? Wilder Gutterson 25/06/2025Who is Claude Cahun? by D.R. Hill brings to the stage the remarkable and lesser-known true story of Lucy Schwob...
Medea Olivia Hurton 24/06/2025Reimagining the classics is no easy task. Yet Satoshi Miyagi, famed Artistic Director of Japan’s SPAC (Shizuoka Performing Arts Center),...
Chicago Anna Levitt-Malik. 24/06/2025Sexy, scandalous, and smooth, the newest run of Chicago delivers the razzle-dazzle that first made the production famous in the...
The Merry Widow Owen Davies 24/06/2025This wonderful bit of nonsense was first performed in Austria just before Christmas 1905. It is a Viennese operetta with...
