As someone who spent a good portion of their childhood half-convinced there might be a secret world hiding at the…
Although an avid movie-goer, the 1999 cinema release of Cruel Intentions, passed me by, so when the musical of the…
The Regent Theatre was packed out with eager theatre goers ready to watch &Juliet on its first UK tour. The…
For many, opera is another country; they do things differently there. Images of armour-clad Rheinmaidens and vain bass baritones with…
Director PJ Harris’ dramatic concert staging of Verdi’s 1881 version of Simon Boccanegra for Opera North is an absolute joy,…
North Wales Opera Studio’s welcome return to Liverpool to perform a one-act verismo pairing became a little disjointed as director…
The story of sister Rosetta Tharpe and Marie Knight is not a well-known one. Rosetta played by Beverley Knight was…
Described as a story of myth, legend, and identity, whilst Anna Ní Dhúill's play is certainly ambitious in exploring what…
I had intended to open with a merry quip: who has my eye-teeth? Unfortunately, although that did apply, this show…
Einkvan by Jon Fosse was performed at the beautiful Coronet Theatre, a venue that perfectly blends period charm with a…