We Had a World Wilder Gutterson 14/06/2026From Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey into Night to Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie, the theatrical canon is rich with...
The Long Drop Ziyu Zhang 14/06/2026Inside the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow returns to its 1950s past in darkness and shadow, while outside the present-day city remains...
A Life in Four Seasons Tim Hochstrasser 13/06/2026One of the marvels of dance, of whatever kind, is its aesthetic suppleness. It can tell stories, or embody symbolism...
Under The Shadow Rivka Jacobson 12/06/2026Set in Tehran during the closing years of the Iran-Iraq War, Under the Shadow follows Shideh, a former medical student...
Dough Ben Reiss 11/06/20262026 marks the inaugural Jewish Culture Month, a nationwide celebration of almost 1000 years of British-Jewish history. Established by the...
Il Ritorno d’Ulisse in Patria Tim Hochstrasser 11/06/2026Ahead of its residency at the Grimeborn Festival, Ensemble OrQuesta offers a couple of Academy production at the Cockpit Theatre...
Giulio Cesare Soyoon Koo 10/06/2026Arriving at the Grange estate for Giulio Cesare, one feels that the setting is a sprawling, verdant prologue to the...
Allegra Tim Hochstrasser 09/06/2026About twenty years ago I went to the Old Vic for a performance of Alladin where the big attraction was...
Mass Wilder Gutterson 07/06/2026The title of Fran Kranz’s explosive and powerful play Mass will undoubtedly conjure images of a church service or a...
Orlando Josi Steinfeld 06/06/2026Handel’s Orlando, inspired by Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso, centres on a heroic knight driven to destructive jealousy. Orlando loves Angelica, Queen...
