Review: Swanhunter, Linbury Studio Theatre
Storytelling taps into something magical from our childhood, a liberty in transporting ourselves to another world with characters and creatures that become as a...
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Review: Un Ballo in Maschera, Royal Opera House
Un Ballo in Maschera is a tricky and confusing piece. It contains some of Verdi's most sparkling and electric music but at the same time it's wrapped around an ...
Review: The Wind In The Willows, Vaudeville Theatre
Based on the international classic by Kenneth Grahame, this Royal Opera House production (moving into a West End venue once again) was first performed in 2002 a...
Review: Tristan Und Isolde, Royal Opera House
"Monsieur Wagner has good moments, but awful quarters of an hour!", penned Rossini in a letter to a friend. I agree, to a certain extent. Wagner's radical compo...
Review: L’elisir d’amore, Royal Opera House
In a year that has seen funding in the arts cut across the board, it has become increasingly difficult to justify the £26 million annual Arts Council grant awar...
Feature: Ticket discounts and beyond – developing youth audiences
It's now four years since A Night Less Ordinary ended, and two years since the Donmar Warehouse stopped targeting youth audiences with discounted tickets. When ...