4.0
Review: Alice’s Adventures Under Ground, Royal Opera House
As the next stage in their commitment to programming theatre for family audiences, the Royal Opera House presents Gerald Barry’s opera Alice’s Adventures Under...
Opera
4.0
4.0
Review: Carmen, London Coliseum
It’s probably quite predictable to say that I went into Carmen filled with a more than slight suspicion. I’m twenty years old, I’ve seen one opera in my life, ...
2.0
Review: Don Giovanni, Royal Opera House
Mozart’s Don Giovanni first premiered in Prague in 1787. With libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte, it tells the story of the walking STI that is Don Giovanni (Erwin S...
3.0
Review: Werther, Royal Opera House
It’s important to me that I preface this review with the disclaimer that my knowledge of opera is limited. Really, really limited. This is the second opera tha...
3.0
Review: Vivaldi Meets Werther: Four Seasons, Bridewell Theatre
Vivaldi Meets Werther is a traditional retelling of Goethe’s famous story The Sorrows of Young Werther, woven through the four seasons. It exquisitely recreate...
4.0
Review: ‘8’ A Steampunk Opera, The Other Palace
‘8’ A Steampunk Opera, is a dark new musical with gloriously powerful voices, slow sliding melodies and an obscure plot line. This show blurs the line between ...