Reviewer's Rating National Ballet of China – The Peony Pavilion Chloe Darnaud 05/12/2016irst seen at the Edinburgh festival, the two-act adaptation of 16th-century Chinese love story The Peony Pavilion from the National...
Reviewer's Rating The Snaw Queen Marine Furet 04/12/2016This retelling of ‘The Snow Queen’ has some surprises in store. Exit frozen-hearted Kay. Exit innocent-but-brave Gerda. Enter Kristine ‘Cagney’...
Reviewer's Rating Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Ben Reiss 04/12/2016lice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a tale that has been told many times. It tells the story of a bored...
Reviewer's Rating Peter Pan Rebecca Coates 03/12/2016o fly, you must be young, and innocent, and heartless – or so Wendy (Madeleine Worrall) tells us, and it...
Reviewer's Rating King Lear Nicola Watkinson 02/12/2016ing Lear is one of Shakespeare’s bleakest plays: revolving around broken family ties, jealousy, betrayal, corruption, and madness, it addresses...
Reviewer's Rating Rules for Living Harry Tennison 29/11/2016hristmas comes early to the 3 Bugs Fringe Theatre’s production of Rules for Living, directed by William Jackson. Sam Holcroft’s...
Reviewer's Rating Swan Lake/Loch na hEala Primrose MacFay 29/11/2016his is total theatre and it doesn’t get better than this. If I could give it ten stars I would....
Reviewer's Rating Manon Lescaut Alessandro Zummo 26/11/2016he first revival of Jonathan Kent’s production of Manon Lescaut stirs strong emotions as it undoubtedly must have when it...
Reviewer's Rating Half A Sixpence Richard Voyce 24/11/2016know I’m always banging on about structure, and what happens when you get it wrong in a musical, but there’s...
Reviewer's Rating The City That Cried Wolf Paul Meltzer 24/11/2016ou have to at least admire the commitment to the premise. Comedian/actor/playwright Brooks Reeves doggedly mashes up every Grimm’s fairy...