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Review: IPHIGÉNIE EN TAURIDE, London Coliseum
Christine Rice and Jacques Imbrailo lead a show that will delight opera's biggest fans…
Review: NERO, Southwark Playhouse Elephant
On paper, Nero has all the makings of a genuinely exciting new musical. It’s written by Spring Awakening creators Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik, and is led by Broadway star Andrew Barth Feldman. The story of the emperor Nero is full of dark twists and morally complex characters, and the show has b…
Review: JE L'AIME, London
Liv and Vic have just got the keys and are throwing a housewarming. In the space of a few years, the wannabe influencer and her tech-entrepreneur husband have gone from the UK to the US, spent six months in Provence and washed up back here, and tonight around 20 strangers are invited to toast their …
Review: THE TIGER LILLIES: SONGS FOR THE DEAD, Soho Theatre Walthamstow
The goths, the punks, the Torture Garden bohos, the Weill bores, the burlesquers, the Day of the Dead day-trippers, the necro-obsessed and a cabaret critic who swears regularly and profusely that he is done with critiquing cabaret — they all adore The Tiger Lillies. They think the Lillies are righ…
Review: KARINA CANELLAKIS CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN, Royal Festival Hall
American Karina Canellakis, the London Philharmonic Orchestra's principal guest conductor, delivers an exhilarating evening at the Royal Festival Hall with her assured handling of Elgar's Violin Concerto in B minor, UK premiere of Dai Fujikura's Radiance and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor.…
Review: MADAM, Royal Ballet & Opera
When you have Monica Mason, Antoinette Sibley and Anya Sainsbury all saying how much they revered and respected a person, it's 99.9% chance the individual in question is Ninette de Valois. De Valois is responsible for British ballet as we know it. She started The Royal Ballet School (or a version of…
Review: SPECULATIONS, Marylebone Theatre
The setup for Torben Betts’s new political thriller is an unlikely one: a successful New York journalist in the 1960s hires a new nanny, then proceeds to draw her into a dangerous investigative reporting project, before ultimately ending up in an effective hostage situation. Unfortunately, the res…
Review: THE BRIDGE, Bush Theatre
The Bridge is undoubtedly the call to action our landscape needs, and a powerful and assured one at that. Yet, it occasionally becomes too comfortable in its comedic strengths, never quite pushing itself, or its audience, beyond them.…
Review Roundup: THE LIVES OF OTHERS at the Adelphi Theatre
Starring Keira Knightly, Stephen Dillane and Luke Thompson, Robert Icke's adaptation of Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s Oscar-winning film The Lives of Others comes to the West End until 9 January 2027. What did the critics think?…
Review: MAESTRO OF THE MOVIES, Royal Albert Hall
The words 'genius' and 'iconic' are overused these days, but for certain people, there are no more appropriate accolades. Composer John Williams is one such person. Arguably the most famous film composer in history, he has won five Academy Awards, earned over 52 Oscar nominations and won 27 Grammys.…
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