Reviewer's Rating The White Factory Tim Hochstrasser 24/09/2023The Marylebone Theatre is a lovely new 200-seat theatre on the edge of Regent’s Park that combines intimacy, comfy seats...
Reviewer's rating The House with Chicken Legs Mel Cooper 22/09/2023Never having come across the novel, The House with Chicken Legs, by Sophie Anderson, I was a little adrift at...
Reviewer's Rating The Mikado Tim Hochstrasser 22/09/2023What more is there to be said or done with ‘The Mikado?’ Since its appearance in the wake of an...
Reviewer's ranting Macbeth Mel Cooper 21/09/2023The new production of Macbeth at the Royal Shakespeare company is one of the most theatrically imaginative, memorable, driven and...
A plaque unveiled Rivka Jacobson 21/09/2023A plaque honouring the inspirational founder of Hampstead Theatre has been unveiled at the theatre in north London. James Roose-Evans,...
Reviewer's Rating Anthropology Tim Hochstrasser 20/09/2023AI is one of the biggest challenges and fascinations of our era and yet to date there are few plays...
Reviewer's rating Blood Brothers Mel Cooper 15/09/2023Let me start by saying that this touring production is exceptionally well done and worth a visit for the sheer...
Reviewer's Rating Infamous Tim Hochstrasser 14/09/2023The outlines of Emma Hamilton’s life-story were notorious in her own time and have remained part of high culture (eg...
Reviewer's Rating Red Pitch Tim Hochstrasser 13/09/2023‘Red Pitch’ was a huge success last year, winning several awards for all aspects of the original production. It returns...
Reviewer's Rating Donizetti And Friends Tim Hochstrasser 11/09/2023Opera Rara does sterling work in recovering lost or out-of-the-way repertory from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and then...
