Visiting Theatre Archives - Page 8 of 14

Pepperland, Mark Morris Dance, Wales Millennium Centre

If happiness has ever been distilled into a 70 minute show this would be it. It is pleasure from start...

Spring is often the time for a bit of lightheartedness, and a comedy that doesn’t ask too much of its...

It looks like an Experimentica as a feature festival won’t be happening this April, much to the dismay of many...

“My Mother Said I Never Should” came to the Grand with much high praise. Written in 1985, Charlotte Keatley...

This is one of those shows that is best enjoyed if you approach it with the intention of having a...

I have an interesting relationship with Macbeth. The Scottish Tragedy, as it is superstitiously referred to, is easily my favourite...

In the interview accompanying the programme for the play, writer Simon Beaufoy notes that it is somewhat disconcerting that The...

From gangs and knife crime, to domestic violence, bad parenting and teenage rebellion, Romeo and Juliet holds a mirror up to...

When coming to a text as well-frequented as Romeo and Juliet, the pressure to put a different spin on it...

The Symphony Orchestra of India is a new venture for these musicians, only founded in 2006. The opportunity to see...