Hancock’s Half Hour at Richmond Theatre | Review
It is nearly sixty years since the last radio edition of Hancock’s Half Hour was transmitted in December 1959 –
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Mark Morris Dance Group & Silkroad Ensemble: Layla and Majnun
We often talk about the universality of music – about how it can unite us even if we have no
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Alan Bennett’s The Habit of Art at Richmond Theatre | Review
The two Alans, Ayckbourn and Bennett, are perhaps the only two living British playwrights who can be reasonably guaranteed to
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Faust, Alberta – Opera by Simone Spagnolo | Review
Faust Alberta is the second Time Zone production by Pamela Schermann at the Bridewell Theatre in the “Opera in the
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Orpheus and Eurydice at the Bridewell Theatre | Review
Christoph Gluck’s first opera Ezio was performed in 1750 a decade after Handel’s last (“Deidamia” in 1741) and his final
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“Present Laughter” at Chichester Coward as Farce
The poster should perhaps have been a clue. Noel (or is it Rufus Hound?) as Garry Essendine dressed in what
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Steptoe and Son is ‘a rattling good evening in the theatre’
Like me, the audience at the “Museum of Comedy” were mostly of an age to have remembered the original and
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Review of Doodle at Waterloo East Theatre
About fifteen minutes into Doodle the Musical I expected Graham Chapman to come in in an Army uniform and say
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