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Review: Tao of Glass, Royal Exchange Manchester
Poetry in motion is a phrase I often hear when watching the Formula One as the commentators describe how drivers elegantly navigate dangerous corners, but I fe...
Phelim McDermott
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Review: Akhnaten, London Coliseum
Ancient Egyptian culture is so strongly associated with a worship of a multitude of gods and goddesses (as well as pyramids, hieroglyphics and mummies) that fe...
Review: Akhnaten, London Coliseum
It has been 29 years since Akhnaten was revived at the Coliseum after its UK premiere in 1985. Widely considered one of Philip Glass’s finest works, and also th...
Review: A Christmas Carol, Noel Coward Theatre
There’s nothing with more Christmas pizzazz than the nostalgic images of carol singers, and ladies and gents dressed in their finery against the backdrop of the...
Review: English National Opera 2015/16 Season Launch
Following a year of severe financial problems and with an inability to fill London's largest theatre, it is perhaps unsurprising that English National Opera's 2...
Review: Beauty and the Beast, Young Vic
Growing up in the twenty-first century we are taught to be accepting, to be non-judgemental, and open to any culture, sexuality, religion and choice of lifest...