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![[L-R] Nardus Williams, Idunnu Münch, Frederick Ballentine, Soloman Howard - Seven Last Words - English National Opera - London Coliseum - © Lloyd](https://theatrelife.co.uk/wpcontent/uploads/2022/04/Seven-Last-Words-English-National-Opera-01-1024x683.jpg "[L-R] Nardus Williams, Idunnu Münch, Frederick Ballentine, Soloman Howard - Seven Last Words - English National Opera - London Coliseum - © Lloyd")
‘Last Seven Words’ is a one-off concert billed as “Two powerful meditations on the last words of those unlawfully killed”. Tonight’s concert included two performances... Continue reading
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The inception of The Royal Academy of Music goes back to 1822, so two hundred years later, tonight’s performance was a celebration of the academy’s... Continue reading
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After a year and five months away from theatre as a result of the pandemic, it was exciting to be invited to see 'The Best... Continue reading
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Pentameters Theatre is a small but truly special, independently run theatre above the Horseshoe Pub in leafy Hampstead. Pentameters Theatre is a true gem for... Continue reading
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“Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel” brings a tragic tale from 19th-century life in East London reimagined on the musical stage. The tale of... Continue reading
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The American Clock is one of Arthur Miller’s lesser known plays, but nonetheless, a powerful look at how the Great Depression affected American lives, from... Continue reading
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I honestly had no idea what was install before going to Charing Cross Theatre to see haunting but thrilling new musical, “It Happened in Key... Continue reading
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'Murder on the Nile' is the 1944 murder mystery play by Agatha Christie, which is based on her 1937 novel 'Death on the Nile'. The... Continue reading
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The Cuban dance show, ‘Vamos Cuba!’ has returned to Sadlers Well’s Peacock Theatre for the second time. It gained critical acclaim in 2016, and this... Continue reading
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Mozart listed Don Giovanni as a comic opera, however, the story is ultimately a dark one, examining the complexity of human nature; the contradictions between... Continue reading
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