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Cruise – Online – Review

April 21, 2021 by Catherine Anderson Leave a Comment

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A moving tribute to 1980s Soho Cruise is an exciting new one-man play written and performed by Jack Holden, that travels back in time to 1980s Soho to pay tribute to the veterans of the AIDS crisis. Prior to Cruise’s opening in the West End in May, there’s a chance to watch an ingenious filmed version […]

New Dark Age and The Knife of Dawn – ROH Review and Autumn Season Preview

October 25, 2020 by Fiona Maclean Leave a Comment

A scene from The Knife Of Dawn and New Dark Age from New Dark Age, the new production by The Royal Opera @ Royal Opera House. (Opening 24-10-2020) ©Tristram Kenton 10/20 (3 Raveley Street, LONDON NW5 2HX TEL 0207 267 5550 Mob 07973 617 355)email: tristram@tristramkenton.com

The Royal Opera House reopens its doors. It was not raining last night when I walked from Leicester Square to the Royal Opera House though the skies were dark and the wind was picking up.  I was going to the first live production I’ve seen since March, apprehensive and intrigued.  London’s theatres, opera houses and […]

Declan

June 23, 2020 by Madeleine Morrow Leave a Comment

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Fundraising for The Actors Centre – Declan A silver lining of lockdown has been catching up with some of the theatre productions I have missed over the years and that have been shown free on various platforms. Sitting on my sofa of an evening with a wonderful play on my TV has seen me through […]

Bush Theatre releases THE PROTEST

June 21, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

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THE PROTEST – an at the moment response to the killing of George Floyd Bush Theatre asked six black British artists to respond to the killing of George Floyd and its impact on black Britons. The six pieces of work are now released on the Bush Theatre’s social media channels – and we’ve got a […]

Hampstead Theatre at Home – Three Productions over Three Weeks

March 30, 2020 by Fiona Maclean 2 Comments

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If you can’t get to the Theatre, let the Theatre come to you! A series of digital initiatives to support us while we are in lockdown, Hampstead Theatre have launched their ‘At Home’ series. Its first initiative, I and You, Lauren Gunderson’s witty and uplifting portrayal of friendship, youth and living life to the full, […]

National Theatre At Home – NT Live

March 27, 2020 by Fiona Maclean 3 Comments

ONE MAN TWO GUVNORS by Bean, , Author - Richard Bean, Director - Nicholas Hytner, Designer - Mark Thompson , Lighting - Mark Henderson, The National Theatre, 2011, Credit: Johan Persson/

Thursday Nights with the National Theatre! Joining a growing number of theatres offering special broadcasts, the National There are offering NT Live productions for free via YouTube The first production will be One Man Two Guvnors by Richard Bean, featuring a Tony Award-winning performance from James Corden.  To catch it, all you need to do […]

The Marriage of Figaro 2020 – ENO – Review

March 15, 2020 by Fiona Maclean Leave a Comment

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The Marriage of Figaro 2020, English National Opera – London Coliseum. *Stop Press – The London Coliseum is currently closed due to Covid19* If you’ve seen Amadeus, there are parts of the Marriage of Figaro that will be strikingly familiar.  As Salieri describes the Countess forgiving her husband, he recognises that Mozart’s music manages somehow […]

The Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake – Royal Opera House – Review

March 6, 2020 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

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Revival of Liam Scarlett’s Swan Lake at The Royal Opera House. *Stop Press – The Royal Opera House is currently closed due to Covid19* Liam Scarlett’s critically acclaimed 2018 production of Swan Lake has returned to the Royal Opera House for its first revival. The fairytale ballet has its roots in German and Russian folklore […]

Fidelio – Royal Opera House – Review

March 1, 2020 by Fiona Maclean Leave a Comment

FIDELIO_ ROYAL OPERA, ROH Covent Garden, Cast Leonore; Lise Davidsen, Florestan; Jonas Kaufmann, Rocco; Georg Zeppenfeld, Don Pizarro; Simon Neal, Marzelline; Amanda Forsythe, Jaquino; Robin Tritschler, Don Fernando; Egils Silins, First Prisoner; Filipe Manu, Second Prisoner; Timothy Dawkins, Conducted by Antonio Pappano,

Beethoven’s Only Opera, Fidelio, at the Royal Opera House. The hottest ticket in town this year – and I got one, thanks (probably) to Friday Rush!  Why has this opera been such a draw?  Well, partly at least because the hero, Florestan, was to be played by the German tenor Jonas Kaufmann.  Described by Anthony […]

I Think We Are Alone – Frantic Assembly – review

March 1, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

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I Think We Are Alone at Theatre Royal Stratford East Frantic Assembly, the much loved and respected physical theatre company are marking its 25th anniversary with a production of I Think We Are Alone, which is touring the UK and has just opened in London at Theatre Royal Stratford East. I always look forward to […]

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