There’s nothing tragic about the mirth and magic of Opera North’s wonderful production, a second revival of their 2008 production…
The Tung Auditorium proves the perfect intimate venue for l’Orchestra dell’Arte’s performance of Puccini’s timeless masterpiece of unforgettable music that…
Director Rosetta Parker’s superb revival of JB Priestley’s hilarious 1938 play takes full advantage of the wealth of talent Rainhill…
There are different versions of Verdi’s masterpiece about love and duty with director Davide Livermore’s new production drawing on the…
Chester Cathedral is many things to many people: a vibrant community of worship, an ancient abbey, an archaeological treasure, a…
Offenbach’s Les Contes d’Hoffmann is the most enduring ‘serious’ opera from a composer better known for his operettas and Gina…
Martin McDonagh’s darkly satirical exploration of violence, extremism, and the cyclical nature of retribution resonates as much with today’s challenges…
The name may have changed but the production values remain as high as ever, with the optimism and energy of…
If Shakespeare chose a modern company to perform his work then it would undoubtedly be The Pantaloons; I’m equally sure…
It’s almost thirty years since Dan Meigh got Off The Ground Theatre, well, up and running, and there is much…