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Review: War and Peace, Royal Opera House
Staging a three-and-a-half hour operatic dramatisation of War and Peace is an ambitious undertaking. Adapting Sergei Prokofiev’s immense opera for the English ...
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Why is violence towards Front of House workers tolerated?
Manuel Muñoz writes about his experience working Front of House and the unacceptable, violent behaviour he and others have had to endure at the hands of audienc...
Review: Cave, Printworks London
Printworks London, the multi-purpose venue which has set out to shake the ground of the capital’s cultural scene, has no doubt caught the attention of rave and ...
Review: Mamzer Bastard, Hackney Empire
Mamzer Bastard is a new opera about family identity and long-buried secrets, set in New York during a city-wide blackout in 1977. It borrows heavily from film n...
Review: Macbeth, Royal Opera House
According to Operabase, Verdi’s Macbeth is the 29th most performed opera, ranking higher than Cavalleria Rusticana and Salome. Perhaps with the intention of hel...
Review: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Royal Opera House
Published in 1865, Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland is a story that has been loved and revered by adults and children alike for over 150 years. Now, since it...