Partenope at Iford: Too Hot to Handel
The fleeting summer Iford Arts opera productions (fleeting because I can’t get enough of them)…
The fleeting summer Iford Arts opera productions (fleeting because I can’t get enough of them)…
For a relative novice to the world of Cole Porter, Kiss Me Kate was a…
Following a highly successful inaugural season last year, The Grange Festival in Hampshire, under Artistic…
Miss Brodie is a paradox – magnificent and ridiculous, naïve and dangerous in equal measure.…
Moliere’s Tartuffe is one of the finest French seventeenth-century comedies. Widely revered as one of…
The Open Air theatre on a sunny bank holiday evening is a magical place -…
Iford Arts has announced that 2018 is its last season at the glorious Iford Manor…
Catching Monogamy at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre at the end of a brief UK tour before…
Will Tuckett and The Royal Ballet’s Elizabeth at the Barbican creates a feast for the…
When a play is described as none other than ‘a libel on the British people’,…