5.0
Review: Street Scene, Opera North
Street Scene is a rollicking, powerful production which kicks off Opera North’s first season of 2020. Kurt Weill’s opera is truly a fusion of genres, and is br...
Howard Hudson
5.0
Review: Titanic, Charing Cross Theatre
Earlier this year it was the talk of the musical theatre world when Thom Southerland was appointed the first Artistic Director of Charing Cross Theatre, with th...
Review: Grimm Tales, Oxo Bargehouse South Bank
Once upon a time there was a grand tower, which stood on the banks of a great gushing river. Though it stood tall, gazing down over the people of the city, it w...
Review: Victor/Victoria
Thom Southerland’s new production of the gender-bending, joyously camp Victor/Victoria is not to be missed. While it must be said that the score is not enti...
Review: Cornelius
Director Sam Yates has done a marvellous thing. He has managed to revitalise J.B. Priestley’s play Cornelius – a play that, tellingly, has not been produced i...
Review: A Warsaw Melody
This love story begins in December 1946. It is Russia and World War Two, although finished, lurks in minds and hearts. Victor, a young man for whom life has so ...