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Nye: theatre of hagiography

A national icon, playing a national icon, about a national icon can make for some heavy adulation. I suspect some...

**** I have, as I am sure many other people also do, a deep-seated horror of hospitals. Hospitals are, as...

The Glass Menagerie may well be one of the most popular of 20th century American plays, but it stands or falls...

It might seem odd to describe a chap who declares his show as Camp as Christmas as an old-fashioned boy...

★★★ It could not have been more apt for this concert that Mozart was struggling to make...

xxxx Caryl and Meirion live in an idyllic coastal village, only it doesn’t feel so idyllic to them anymore. They are...

*** After the pretty wonderful Peaky Blinders from Rambert, there was a lot of anticipation of the company’s return to...

**** I was lucky enough to visit New York earlier this year and to visit Ground Zero. This made...

**** There are many interweaving themes running through Shakespeare’s ‘Scottish play’, but at its heart, Macbeth is a cautionary tale...

This is rather an odd show that cannot make its mind up if it is a love story with...