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Review: Soviet Zion, Giles Howe with Katy Lipson and Roberto Trippini
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Review: Afterplay, The Coronet Theatre
Brian Friel’s Afterplay feels very much like a near cousin of a Chekhov play, tied closely to the settings and themes that we are so familiar with, from plays ...
Three Sisters: “This Isn’t Just a Nigerian or an African History. It’s a British one as well”
Returning to her old work place, Emma Bentley watches the rehearsals of Three Sisters at the National Theatre and hears from Writer and Director, Inua Ellams ...
Review: Uncle Vanya, Hampstead Theatre
Why do we watch the same plays over and over again? Is it a testament to the innate genius of the writers? Because they cover issues constantly facing humanity?...
Review: Three Sisters, Jack Studio Theatre
This new version of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, directed and written by Ross McGregor, largely leaves the play undisturbed in text and production: a depiction of t...
Blog: Opera singers can’t act. Fact or fallacy?
As he takes on a run of Chekhov shorts - performed by opera singers-turned-actors - Artistic Director of Euphonia Studio, Alisdair Kitchen, muses on why acting ...