The Invited James Cross 25/08/2015 Set in rural Suffolk in 1916, this new opera, with music by Richard Knight and words by Norman Welch, tells the story of two sisters, estranged from t...
The Iliad Live James Cross 17/08/2015 This, the latest offering in the Almeida Theatre’s ‘Greeks’ series -- which has been a brilliant success with engaging adaptations of Greek tragedies ...
Iphigeneia in Tauris James Cross 19/06/2015 The story goes, in most versions, that Iphigeneia, daughter of Agamemnon - leader of the Greek army against the Trojans - and Clytemnestra, Agamemnon’...
Orpheus and Eurydice James Cross 07/06/2014 In the Greek myth, mired in grief at the death of his beloved wife Eurydice, Orpheus played and sang so mournfully that all the nymphs and deities wep...
Lucifer Saved James Cross 28/04/2014 Lucifer Saved is a new play written by Peter Oswald, whose writing credits include writer-in-residence at the Globe Theatre and work performed at the ...
World Enough and Time James Cross 22/03/2014 World Enough and Time is a new play by talented and accomplished young writer Sarah Sigal that interweaves the stories of three independent women from...
Drunk James Cross 08/02/2014 Set in a bar, ‘Drunk’ is made up of a series of set pieces by seven dancers named after alcoholic drinks who glide, stretch and swing through the thro...
Blood Wedding James Cross 28/10/2013 Lorca’s 1932 play entices us into a world of feuding families, high passion, and warm-hearted yet poignant and painful connection with the elemental f...
Hag James Cross 05/10/2013 Baba Yaga is a character drawn from mostly Eastern Slavic folk tradition – a woman with a rapacious appetite for human beings, especially children; in...
