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
Author: Jill Dye
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
In The Willows, New Wimbledon Theatre
Metta Theatre’s touring production transforms the classic tale of Wind in the Willows into a hip-hop musical for the 21st
Sara Kobayashi, Avex Recital Series, Wigmore Hall
The second in this year’s Avex Recital series, soprano Sara Kobayashi made her UK debut at Wigmore Hall on Saturday
CAN-CAN! Union Theatre, Southwark
Set in Belle Époque France, CAN-CAN! sells itself as a fun and frivolous new dance musical adapted from Offenbach’s original
Avenue Q, New Wimbledon Theatre
Committing to review a show that you adore is a risk, especially a show you saw ten years ago, obsessed
