“The Comedy of Errors” at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London is a delightful and uproarious production that... Continue reading
Blackout Songs, at the Hampstead Theatre, is a thought-provoking and original play that portrays the ups and... Continue reading
I have had the pleasure of viewing the one woman play, “The Unicorn”, performed by Alice Lamb... Continue reading
The National Theatre’s production of Hex is a must-see for any theatre-goer. This retelling of Sleeping Beauty... Continue reading
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‘Last Seven Words’ is a one-off concert billed as “Two powerful meditations on the last words of... Continue reading
The inception of The Royal Academy of Music goes back to 1822, so two hundred years later,... Continue reading
After a year and five months away from theatre as a result of the pandemic, it was... Continue reading
Pentameters Theatre is a small but truly special, independently run theatre above the Horseshoe Pub in leafy... Continue reading
“Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel” brings a tragic tale from 19th-century life in East London... Continue reading
The American Clock is one of Arthur Miller’s lesser known plays, but nonetheless, a powerful look at... Continue reading
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