Mr Burns at the Almeida
US playwright Anne Washburn’s “post-electric” play will not leave you cold. Classic theatre lovers are…
Browsing: The Culturist
Hotel at the National Theatre
Polly Stenham is one of Britain’s fresh, young playwrights. In 2008 she became the youngest…
Heist: London’s First Anti-Gallery
I rubbed shoulders with celebrities (don’t expect me to reel them off) last week for…
Rojo and Acosta in Romeo and Juliet
Created for English National Ballet by the renowned choreographer Derek Deane, ballet principal Tamara Rojo…
Garsington Opera 25th Anniversary Season: Fidelio
Never mind if the overture to Fidelio happens to be Beethoven’s 1st, 2nd or 3rd…
A Simple Space
It’s not so much what this group of seven young Australian acrobats do; it’s the…
Bakersfield Mist
I rather like a swift 80-minuter at the theatre. Not only are you done in…
Così fan tutte
After a few variable seasons, I can report with pleasure that the English National Opera…
Ancient Lives, New Discoveries
Larry visits the British Museum’s new exhibition uncovering Egyptian mummies and finds a few intriguing…
Closer Than Ever
Closer Than Ever at the Jermyn Street Theatre is a remarkable and thoroughly enjoyable evening…
All My Sons
All My Sons is the 10th play by the prolific Arthur Miller and one of…
The Pajama Game
Sir Richard Eyre’s production of The Pajama Game is currently showing at The Shaftesbury Theatre,…