Madam Butterfly, Oxford Playhouse
Puccini’s masterpiece is reworked in this latest production from Opera Up Close, sung in English. In a run-down back street
Author: Jill Dye
Shadows of Troy, Oxford Playhouse
Oxford student company Stupid and Brave Productions banish the Battle of Troy to the interval by combining two classical Greek plays, Euripides’
The Lovely Bones, Oxford Playhouse
By Alice Sebold. Adapted by Bryony Lavery. Directed by Melly Still Susie Salmon is just like any other young girl.
Rouge, The Underbelly Festival Southbank
Promising ‘a decadent and astonishing blend of sensational acrobatics, soaring aerial trapeze, operatic cabaret and tongue in cheek burlesque’, Rouge
Wrath of Achilles, Union Theatre (Edinburgh Preview)
Distilling a significant chunk of Homer’s ancient epic into a fringe-friendly 55 minutes is a huge task, but one which
The Sandman, Southwark Playhouse
Nightmares and reality begin to blur as Nat, a talented fashion designer, is stalked by the figure of the Sandman,
Handel’s Messiah (II & III) – Porchester Halls
Billed as an intimate semi-immersive theatrical style concert, this performance of the latter two parts of Handel’s famous Messiah was
Kill Climate Deniers – Pleasance Theatre
The European premiere of David Finnigan’s controversially-titled satire successfully combines a deeply serious message with some some serious on-stage silliness,
Dido – Unicorn Theatre
Having delighted in director Purni Morell’s recent Icarus (also at the Unicorn – read the review here) I absolutely jumped
