Reviews - Theatre

Die FledermausA production that embraces the popular, the ridiculous, the farcical - with a bold, bright twist of modernity thrown into the mix Feb 26th

A production that embraces the popular, the ridiculous, the farcical - with a bold, bright twist of modernity thrown into the mix

PlaywrightShiny red apples dangle from the ceiling; a sort of psychofreudian cousin to Noises Off Feb 25th

Shiny red apples dangle from the ceiling; a sort of psychofreudian cousin to Noises Off

Swan LakeStrikingly fresh, superbly tight and disciplined performance from the Russian State Ballet of Siberia Feb 25th

Strikingly fresh, superbly tight and disciplined performance from the Russian State Ballet of Siberia

Cold WarmThe audience lives the contrasts, the warm and the cold, and it is both beautiful and dizzying. Feb 25th

The audience lives the contrasts, the warm and the cold, and it is both beautiful and dizzying.

Standby For Tape Back-UpThrough its pastiche of storytelling and footage, Standby for Tape Back-Up feels like nothing you've seen before. Feb 24th

Through its pastiche of storytelling and footage, Standby for Tape Back-Up feels like nothing you've seen before.

King Charles IIIMike Bartlett's brilliant, award-winning play poses deep questions & touches raw nerves Feb 23rd

Mike Bartlett's brilliant, award-winning play poses deep questions & touches raw nerves

The Snow MaidenTerrific principals with precisely executed, adventurous steps. Feb 23rd

Terrific principals with precisely executed, adventurous steps.

King LearCreation lived up to their name: go and see it if you can! Feb 22nd

Creation lived up to their name: go and see it if you can!

ParadoxyIt is a punchy, enthralling and disturbing production, leaving the audience with plenty to ponder on the way home. Feb 18th

It is a punchy, enthralling and disturbing production, leaving the audience with plenty to ponder on the way home.

ToastA curious revival of an early work by a now-famous playwright fails to hit the mark. Feb 17th

A curious revival of an early work by a now-famous playwright fails to hit the mark.

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