5 star Slave Play Wilder Gutterson 15/07/2024Jeremy O. Harris’s Slave Play, at the Noel Coward Theatre on St Martin’s Lane, is an audacious exploration of the...
Animal Farm and 1984 Hattie Bolchover 14/07/2024As a North Londoner, I rarely cross the River Thames, but I was glad to find myself in a cool...
Antonio Pappano: My Life In Music Rivka Jacobson 13/07/2024Antonio Pappano’s autobiography, “My Life In Music,” offers an engaging and insightful journey through the life of one of the...
Grud Sofia Moran 13/07/2024Alcoholism is a tide that rips through families, bringing silent suffering not just to the addict but to those around...
Visit from and Unknown Woman Hafiza Butt 13/07/2024Decades before ‘Bridgerton’, Peter Brook taught us that the stories we tell on stage and film can be colour blind....
Tosca Rivka Jacobson 11/07/2024The revival of Jonathan Kent’s 2006 production of Puccini’s Tosca (this is the 17th revival!), delivers once again, a compelling...
My Beloved Man Tim Hochstrasser 07/07/2024 The 4th choir is just over a decade old now, and has established an outstanding reputation in a capella...
Reviewer's Rating Your Lie in April Julie Peakman 06/07/2024Inspired by a novel called A School Frozen in Time, then turned into a popular manga comic, a film and...
Edgar Josi Steinfeld 05/07/2024Edgar, Puccini’s second opera after Le Villi, was commissioned by Ricordi. It was not a success and went through many...
The Rake’s Progress Tim Hochstrasser 05/07/2024‘Who gives a fig for Tory or Whig? Not I, not I…’ sang Tom Rakewell, and as it was Election...