Feature: Pedro Ribeiro on opera
"I don't think there is a better place in the world for the arts": director Pedro Ribeiro on opera, storytelling and the London arts scene.
Storytelling
Review: London Stories: 1-on-1-on-1 Festival
There's something decidedly downbeat about the vision of London that stains the flyer for Battersea Arts Centre's 1-on-1-on-1 Festival, a form of sanitised sp...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Handmade Tales
(3/5 stars) Tap Tap Theatre has made a show of original stories, some of which follow familiar themes (seeing past appearances, for example) and some of which ...
Review: Wild Thing I Love You
It is a rare thing when performers casually greet you and ask you to hang on a couple more minutes before they open house. It is even rarer when it is them, rat...
Review: The Coming Storm
“A good story needs a clear beginning. It needs something strong, something dynamic to get the ball rolling.” Such are the opening lines of Forced Entertainment...
Spotlight On: Opera Holland Park
Charlotte Whitehead speaks to Opera Holland Park’s producer James Clutton and one of its rising stars - Niall Windass, who is only 13 years old - about the inspired opera event supported by the local council.