Opera North’s new production of The Marriage of Figaro begins with a quietly touching prologue: during the overture, we’re shown…
I had the pleasure of reviewing Hersh Dagmarr perform in September 2025 and so I was very excited to review…
It was an absolute pleasure to see Passenger perform in the intimate setting of the Theatre Royal Haymarket for a…
Güle güle gidin. Gelin is as easy going a comedy as they come. Adapted from Ibrahim Şinasi’s Şair Evlenmesi, Estelle…
Premiering last Friday, American Psycho, Artistic Director Rupert Goold’s hotly anticipated revival, has returned to the Almeida Theatre and has…
John Galsworthy’s play of society norms and expectations is now over 100 years old, yet Loyalties retains a contemporary relevance.…
First up in the night’s intriguingly titled diversion were the aptly named Electrical Melting Company who proceeded to meld, with…
Quiz has become one of those modern plays that feels instantly familiar, and yet still thrilling, and James Graham’s sharp,…
‘My Brother’s a Genius’ is a comedic but equally incredibly moving and heartfelt play and deeply raw spoken word performance.…
It's hard not to be inspired and astounded at the confidence, devotion and commitment that Finn Anderson and Tania Azevedo…