Verdi wrote Il Trovatore hot on the heels of Rigoletto, with its premiere at Covent Garden in 1853 a mere…
Adam Riches’ captivating performance in ‘The Beakington Town Hall Murders’ at Soho Theatre delivered a boisterous evening of entertainment, leaving…
Take one classic operetta, mix it up a bit, add some brilliant choreography, phenomenal singing and a fantastically talented all-male…
Matters of representation have become an important issue in the globalized world. What if a group of immigrant misfits could…
The Mint Theatre Company of New York specialises in uncovering forgotten plays that deserve to be remembered. In Unfaithfully Yours…
Grindr The Opera (An Unauthorised Parody), directed by the brilliant William Spencer and designed by the visionary David Shields, delivers…
It’s hard not to be struck by the ironic luxury of witnessing a West End play about Russian politics, as…
We begin at the beginning - so to speak - of a motivational seminar; the lights flash, the music booms…
Having watched hundreds of productions, it’s hard to surprise me. But stepping into Charterhouse gardens, a small patch of green…
Can one live vicariously? Can one be successful through one's child's success? How much can one change when pushed to…