RICHARD II, the most lyrical and elegiac of Shakespeare’s history plays, is acted in Nicholas Hytner’s disappointing production in drab contemporary clothes on a traverse stage. I missed the poe ...
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Feb 21, 2025
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This powerful, compelling story is brought with colourful dynamism to the Crucible stage. The combined forces of strong cast, atmospheric set, lighting and soundscapes, plus a generosity of joyous, vi ...
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Feb 15, 2025
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Howard Brenton’s new play, directed by Tom Littler, works so well in the round and in the intimacy of the Orange Tree Theatre. In 1942 Prime Minister Winston Churchill had a secret meeting with Genera ...
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Feb 14, 2025
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Joe Hill-Gibbin’s production premiered at the London Coliseum in March 2020, only to close immediately because off Covid. Five years later it is back. Mozart’s music, a sublime mixture of wit and mela ...
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Feb 12, 2025
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