
The Congress
Ari Folman follows up his extraordinary feature-length animated documentary, 2008’s Waltz with Bashir, with this…
Ari Folman follows up his extraordinary feature-length animated documentary, 2008’s Waltz with Bashir, with this…
Celebrated portrait photographer and film-maker, Paul Joyce, recalls a youthful narrow escape with the legendary…
Antonio’s Ristorante, located on a bustling piazza, is the imaginatively modern opening setting for this…
I first saw My Night With Reg by Kevin Elyot twenty years ago at the…
I so wanted to like this musical adaptation of Emile Zola’s 1867 novel of the…
The Mariinsky ballet is back for an epic three-week season at the Royal Opera House,…
In this 20th anniversary year of Glyndebourne, acclaimed director Tom Cairns returns to the festival,…
Referring to Porgy and Bess as a ‘musical’ is a great disservice. Conceived by George…
Based on the Academy Award-winning motion picture screenplay by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard and…
Staging Greek tragedy in the 21st century is often a difficult task. The formal aspects…
One can’t exactly look forward to seeing Arthur Miller’s 1953 play, The Crucible; not with…
As the title might suggest, Richard Bean’s riotous new play has set its sights on…