If you want to see an opera about love, passion and religion war, or just a phenomenal production, with talented singers, then I can recommend this pr...
Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande tells the story of the mysterious Mélisande , found crying in the forest by Pelléas’ half brother, Golaud. Golaud immed...
Richard Wagner’s Tannäuser tells the story of a singer who feels angry and frustrated that his art is not understood and appreciated and leaves his ho...
Being in the unique position of a Young Reviewer who had not yet had the chance to watch a Harold Pinter play, I was excited to attend the latest Old ...
The large-scale evacuation of children from London during World War Two is a topic which has been written about many times. Michelle Magorian’s 1981 n...
The Rose Theatre, Kingston has a really engaging atmosphere for children with well-designed seating. Most of the seats are double - more like small so...
Some three thousand years after the writing of The Odyssey, British-based playwright Timberlake Wertenbaker, winner of the 2016 Writer’s Guild of Grea...
The Vaudeville Theatre on the Strand is a pretty theatre with a lovely atmosphere, and I was really looking forward to seeing the Gruffalo adapted for...
The Mercury Theatre in Colchester's pantomime is a yearly Christmas treat – this time it’s Aladdin. There is an orchestra pit and I enjoyed the live m...
