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Madam Butterfly – English National Opera – Review

February 27, 2020 by Fiona Maclean Leave a Comment

MADAM BUTTERFLY, ENO, London Coliseum, London, Britain - 24 Feb 2020

Anthony Minghella’s Madam Butterfly  What happens when you get an Oscar-winning film director to stage an opera?  In the case of Madam Butterfly, directed by Anthony Minghella, first staged by ENO at the Coliseum in 2005, something extraordinary and beautiful. It’s a production that not only provides  a new insight into the opera but also […]

Magic Goes Wrong – Vaudeville Theatre – Review

February 24, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

Magic Goes Wrong at the Vaudeville, London

A magical West End farce at the Vaudeville. Fancy a night of fun and laughter with farcical slapstick humour and magic going horribly wrong? Then I can recommend heading to the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End for Magic Goes Wrong…you are sure to be thoroughly entertained. Magic Goes Wrong is the latest brainchild of […]

Upstart Crow at The Gielgud Theatre – Review

February 19, 2020 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

David Mitchell in Upstart Crow

Ben Elton’s Upstart Crow – a rollicking Shakespearian romp. There has been a lot of interest around David Mitchell making his West End debut in Upstart Crow at the Gielgud Theatre in Ben Elton’s adaptation of his hit BBC sitcom. I know this because on the train home the chap sitting next to me was […]

The High Table, Bush Theatre – review

February 16, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

THE HIGH TABLE by Temi Wilkey, Bush Theatre

The High Table  – from London to Lagos It’s Valentine’s Day at the Bush Theatre and a celebration of love with the joyous opening of Temi Wilkey’s heart-warming and highly accomplished debut play The High Table.  A touching and at times very funny exploration of homosexuality, marriage, cultural values and traditions, and intergenerational family dynamics. […]

The Visit – National Theatre review

February 15, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

The Visit National Theatre - Credit: Johan Persson

Tony Kushner’s new adaptation of The Visit. Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s classic 1956 play The Visit (or The Old Lady Comes to Call) has been adapted by acclaimed North American playwright Tony Kushner, best known for writing the celebrated 1992 play ‘Angels in America’. Here Kushner has transported the story from central Europe to mid-20th-century America in a […]

Death of England – Dorfman, National Theatre – Review 

February 8, 2020 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

jpeg 3. Rafe Spall as Michael in Death of England by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams. Image by Helen Murray

Visceral Theatre in Death of England at the National Theatre. It’s always a stimulating experience going to The Dorfman Theatre. It’s the National’s version of the Young Vic or The Royal Court – a place to find experimental writing and productions; director Clint Dyer and his co-writer Roy Williams are both working-class and black and […]

Review – Kunene and the King – Ambassadors Theatre

January 31, 2020 by Madeleine Morrow Leave a Comment

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John Kani and Anthony Sher – Kunene and the King. Kunene and the King, playing at The Ambassadors Theatre, brings together on stage two of the finest actors South Africa has ever produced. John Kani (actor, director, playwright and cultural activist) and Anthony Sher (who studied drama in the UK and rose to become one […]

Faustus: That Damned Woman – Lyric Hammersmith – Review

January 30, 2020 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

That Damned Woman: Faustus

A legendary myth transforms into a vivid feminist tale. Headlong and the Lyric Hammersmith’s powerful co-production of Faustus: That Damned Woman turns the legendary myth into a vivid feminist tale. Chris Bush’s cleverly written retelling of Christopher Marlowe’s renaissance play gender swaps the iconic role of Faustus to dramatic effect. It takes you on a […]

Endgame at the Old Vic – Preview

January 30, 2020 by Madeleine Morrow Leave a Comment

Samuel Beckett’s End Game. Opening at The Old Vic, London on 4 February 2020, the much-anticipated Endgame is creating a flurry of excitement amongst theatre lovers. Not only is this production a Samuel Beckett double-bill, but it also brings to the stage four acclaimed actors: Daniel Radcliffe, Jane Horrocks, Karl Johnson and Alan Cummings. Directed […]

The Sunset Limited – Boulevard Theatre – Review

January 28, 2020 by Jenny McGee Leave a Comment

Gary Beadle and Jasper Britton stars of The Sunset Limited

Enter the mind of Pulitzer Prize winner Cormac McCarthy through Terry Johnson’s new production. If you’re looking for a play to challenge both your intellect and your soul, step away from the musical fantasies of Shaftesbury Avenue and, take a seat at the fabulous new Boulevard Theatre in  Walker’s Court Soho for The Sunset Limited.  […]

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