Reviews

The denouement is not so much redemptive as repulsive Read more »

From his unhappy childhood in the southern US to his drunken ramblings on talk shows, Capote is revealed as an artist aware of his weaknesses but unable to address them. Read more »

the crew and cast manage to depict the haunting atmosphere and eloquently capture the sentiment in celebration of the mastery of the original Read more »

Beneath his poor ear for language, Sondheim has a strong sense of tragedy, working tensions towards an emotional resolution. Read more »

The Sufi Festival was billed as a celebration of arts and harmony; attended by over two thousand people, it brought musicians, academics, poets, actors and c... Read more »

Even as the audience take their seats Myra Hindley, aged and bitter, sits towards the front of the stage as if she were about to narrate. In fact she remains... Read more »

Peter Stein's production of Troilus and Cressida is a bold but ultimately flawed attempt to revivify one of Shakespeare's less frequently performed plays. Po... Read more »

an adeptly stylised exploration of the nature of love, lust, deception and fear Read more »

This is a quite unique production. For the first half an hour you are confronted by a slightly mad, occasionally funny and generally uncomfortable impression... Read more »