Pegasus Opera Company working in collaboration with Hagemann-Rosenthal Associates presents Shaw goes Wilde: comprising of two one-act operas based on Bernard Shaw's The Music Cure and Oscar Wilde's The Nightingale and the Rose. Performed in the newly opened Susie Sainsbury Theatre in the Royal Academy of Music. A state of the art theatre boasting amazing acoustics, comfortable seats and everything you expect to find in a luxury theatre just on a smaller scale. The opening first act based … [Read more...]
Shaw Goes Wilde by Pegasus Opera Company | Susie Sainsbury Theatre
Following last year’s successful run of Ruth and The Dark Lady of the Sonnet, Pegasus Opera Company presents another outstanding opera double bill titled Shaw Goes Wilde. The productions are based on Oscar Wilde’s The Nightingale and The Rose and George Bernard Shaw’s The Music Cure. The two one-act operas will be performed on Friday 12th, Saturday 13th at 7.30pm and Sunday 14th April at 2.30pm at the new Susie Sainsbury Theatre, Royal Academy of Music, London. Shaw Goes Wilde is composed and … [Read more...]
Triple Bill at Drayton Arms Theatre | Review
Jack Donald's 60 minutes play A Sticky Season switches between what appears to be a coming out dialogue, a brief history about two iconic famous gay writers Alan Ginsberg and Joe Owton and what sounded like the original news report of the day the law changed to recognise and accept homosexuality as no longer being illegal. Fruit is the dominant theme running throughout. In the beginning, he reflects on his experience of examining fruit trees near his home last August, where he also reflects … [Read more...]