Greater Than I Can Bear Anna Levitt-Malik. 19/11/2024“The man who digs the biggest hole isn’t the man with a shovel. It’s the man who owns a mining...
by their fruits Jad Adams 19/11/2024In a domestic living room with simple furniture a personal drama is played out. The room is suggestive of a...
Fear of 13 Wilder Gutterson 19/11/2024Fear of 13 was originally a memoir and then a 2015 documentary film that tells the true story of Nick...
The Tales of Hoffmann Josi Steinfeld 18/11/2024Offenbach’s final opera, Les Contes d’Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann), presents three fantastical stories from the life of the poet...
The Elixir of Love René Weis FRSA 16/11/2024Donizetti’s comic opera The Elixir of Love is the quintessential light-touch, bel canto opera buffa. It is a perennial favourite...
Hadestown Wilder Gutterson 15/11/2024Hadestown, currently running in the West End has replaced some of its cast members. It is a musical fusion of...
Mary Poppins Hal Wooliscroft 15/11/2024Mary Poppins is intensely charming from the off, and remains so until the final bows. A winning blend of the...
Eugene Onegin Owen Davies 13/11/2024Eugene Onegin is a very Russian opera. Premiered in Moscow in March 1879, it is set first in a remote country...
Pop Off, Michelangelo! Tim Hochstrasser 11/11/2024The art world of the European Renaissance is not perhaps the first place you would think of for the inspiration...
Animal Farm, The Sequel Sofia Moran 07/11/2024George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a timeless allegory, its themes transcending the specific context of Soviet-era politics. In Animal Farm: The Sequel, this...
