The Glass Menagerie
Landing in the West End via Broadway and a spell at the Edinburgh Festival, The…
Landing in the West End via Broadway and a spell at the Edinburgh Festival, The…
When George Benjamin’s Written on Skin debuted at Aix en Provence five years ago it…
It was a delight to catch the Regent’s Park Theatre touring production of Pride and…
Although Alina Cojocaru and Isaac Hernandez had wowed for the official press night two days…
2016 was a mixed bag at the cinema, with some huge disappointments (let’s not talk…
As quickly as they were gone, Christmas commercial tentpoles Harry Potter and Rings/Hobbit were replaced,…
The 1948 film The Red Shoes is an icon. It won two Oscars and has…
It would be fair to say I was a fan of Damien Chazelle’s last film. Whiplash…
Brexit, Trump, yet more austerity – three reasons to be not so cheerful as we…
After much-acclaimed runs in both the National Theatre and Chichester, James Graham’s play, This House,…
My first introduction to King Lear was at a school play. My brother, who sits…
Manon Lescaut isn’t generally considered Puccini’s best known (or loved) opera. After the first two…