In Nicky Allpress’s energetic re-telling of Romeo and Juliet, the eponymous star-crossed lovers leave behind 16th Century Verona for the streets of 19...
This is the first production in the Jermyn Street’s ‘Outsiders’ season, and it is a cracking start. ‘Thrill Me’ is a tightly directed, award-winning s...
The house was full, the audience were delighted, the cast sparkled with energy, and the band were superb. What was not to like? You would have to be ...
As part of the London Mime Festival the renowned group, Gandini Juggling, bring their new show to Sadler’s Wells for a brief run. This work is a wholl...
The title of this full-length, three-part ballet is somewhat coy and misleading. While not a full narrative account of Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’ it is e...
In the book the show is based on, F.Scott Fitzgerald writes "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." I'd only...
This opera was Verdi’s breakthrough work in 1842, setting the pattern for many of his preoccupations and emphases in the decades to come. It explores ...
‘Peggy for You’ is revived as part of the Hampstead Theatre’s retrospective season, gathering together some of its most successful new plays of the la...
The Orange Tree Theatre scored a great success with this Rattigan revival back in 2019, and you can immediately see why. It is, like all of this write...
