Eugenius! is billed as ‘a thrilling, high-energy 80s-inspired British musical with a superhero-sized heart and an uplifting score’ and well, judged by...
Many of Giuseppe Verdi’s operas expose prejudice against social outcasts. Rigoletto - a hunchback, Il Trovatore - gypsies, La Forza del Destino - a mi...
Those of us who love musicals have eagerly been awaiting new ones, so I was so looking forward to watching ‘Killing the Cat’. It starts simply enough...
Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror, a marriage of theatre and circus, is set inside a Big Top somewhere in Germany, a place where we watch the actors ...
What happens when you love someone to death, love them so hard you don’t want to live without them? Do you run away, are you crushed by it, do you hop...
'Akhnaten' is the third of Philip Glass's operas that offer portraits of historical figures significant in the fields of science (Einstein), politics ...
Strikingly set in the round and adhering to a stylised minimalist set design, this revival of Zinnie Harris’ hit play is truly thought provoking. A th...
For a play which is famously bad luck among actors (they aren’t even supposed to speak its name) Flabbergast Theatre show some pluck in taking on this...
It is a rare occurrence to be able to see a great actor’s one man show. We were privileged to see Sir Ian McKellan’s a few years ago and an equal pri...
Mozart's Magic Flute is one of those operas that brings out extreme views amongst opera lovers. For some it's a trivial bit of pantomime redeemed by s...
