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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...
Pamela Schermann
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Review: Jeannie, Finborough Theatre
This December, Nicolette Kay revives Aimée Stuart’s quick-witted play for its first run since 1940. Jeannie, currently underway at the Finborough Theatre, tells...
Review: Threads, The Hope Theatre
Threads, written by David Lane, imagines a world in where ‘there are these invisible threads stretching between lovers and husbands and wives and couples’. The ...
Review: Mozart and Salieri, Phoenix Artist Club
Tucked away on the corner of Phoenix Street, off Charing Cross Road, the Phoenix Artist Club hosts the intimate and relaxed setting for a story about the well-k...
Review: Othello, Rose Playhouse
One of the reasons why Shakespeare is the heart-blood of English theatre is not only his extraordinary ear for language, but even more so for the humanity in hi...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Werther’s Sorrows
Time Zone Theatre has brought two productions to this year’s Fringe, both adaptations, and with some common ground. One is Oscar Wilde’s Salome; the other is We...