Reviewer's Rating Carmen Tim Hochstrasser 19/06/2022What more is there to say about ‘Carmen’, most familiar of operas? One answer to that is given in Matthew...
Reviewer's Rating The King Symphonic: The Music of Elvis Presley Tim Hochstrasser 18/06/2022Today is the hottest day of the year so far, and the air-conditioned Cadogan Hall is only two-thirds full. Is...
Reviewer's rating Laurel and Hardy Ben Reiss 14/06/2022Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are lauded as two of the finest comic stars of early cinema. Their partnership spanned...
Reviewer's rating The Car Man Lucy Ashe 13/06/2022Audiences have come to expect high standards of excellence from a Matthew Bourne New Adventures production: exquisite storytelling, boundless energy,...
No Particular Order Julie Peakman 11/06/2022With minimal stage effects and only four actors, No Particular Order takes on the massive task of coming to terms...
Reviewer's rating The Gunpowder Plot Tim Hochstrasser 11/06/2022Anyone walking past the Tower of London is probably unaware of the Tower Vaults, a huge underground cellarage on three...
Reviewer's rating The Glass Menagerie Yaron Frid 10/06/2022Helen Hayes did it. Julie Harris did it. Jessica Tandy did it. Jessica Lange did it. Sally field did it....
Reviewer's Rating The Wedding Tim Hochstrasser 09/06/2022Gecko’s show ‘The Wedding’ was a great success at the Barbican back in 2019 and now returns for a limited...
Reviewer's rating Cancelling Socrates Julie Peakman 08/06/2022The stage opens with a sprightly Socrates questioning the nature of reality. What can ever be truly known, he asks...
Reviewer's rating Siegfried Mel Cooper 07/06/2022Henry James when talking about reviewing books or music or drama was insistent that one must start by accepting “the...
