Reviewer's Rating Alcesti Alessandro Zummo 27/05/2016esare Lievi’s direction of Alcestis is faithful to the Euripides’ idea of a seriocomic tragedy so he skillfully blends the...
Reviewer's Rating Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat Harry Tennison 27/05/2016come from the bizarre position of having never seen the 1999 DVD version of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s...
Reviewer's Rating Elettra Alessandro Zummo 26/05/2016abriele Lavia sets Electra in front of a rusty destroyed building in a sort of post apocalyptic world: Agamemnon ruthless...
Reviewer's Rating King Lear Harry Tennison 26/05/2016hakespeare’s King Lear is the ultimate tragedy. Nowhere else can we see the violent abandonment of responsibility, the abuse of...
Reviewer's Rating Harry and the Thief Paul Meltzer 25/05/2016his is in many respects a very winning show, an underground sci-fi comic book brought amusingly to life, complete with...
Reviewer's Rating Oedipe Owen Davies 24/05/2016eorge Enescu is a Romanian national treasure who spent much of his creative life in Paris. His status in Europe...
Reviewer's Rating The Tear Drinkers Patricia Reed 24/05/2016he premise is simple. Four citizens are brought to an underground government facility in New Mexico (Roswell anyone?) to determine...
Reviewer's Rating Macbeth Shmuel Ben-Tovim 22/05/2016t is the second time for the Jean-Claude Auvray version of Macbeth to appear on the stage of the Israeli...
Reviewer's Rating The Philanderer Tom Aitken 21/05/2016he Philanderer was Shaw’s second completed play, its first version having been written in 1893, following the first performances of...
Reviewer's Rating Tuck Everlasting Laura Vogels 20/05/2016uck Everlasting began its life as an extremely popular children’s book by Natalie Babbitt in 1975 and was adapted for...