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Figaro Gets a Divorce, WNO

Beaumarchais, the creator of Figaro, wrote three plays about his creation. The first two, The Barber of Seville and The...

I can’t claim to have any great knowledge of or expertise in modern dance. The opportunity to experience a performance...

The Other Room continues their second season, entitled Insomnia, with a play from award winning playwright Nick Gill (Mirror Teeth,...

We have reached the midpoint of WNO’s Figaro Fiesta that started with the Barber, now the Marriage and that will...

My teenage nephew looked puzzled when I told him we had been to a really funny opera. Clearly, having a...

It was a night with the National Dance Company Wales. I expected contemporary dance – and I got contemporary dance...

At the end of Theatr Pena’s crystalline presentation of The Glass Menagerie I was left with a feeling of deep...

There’s no denying that if you choose Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof as the first production of...

The Devil Inside, Stuart MacRae’s take on Robert Louis Stevenson’s short story The Bottle Imp probably shares much of the...

Whether many audience members at this performance of Gwyn Emberton’s latest ambitious dance work were familiar with Jungian psychoanalysis is,...