Review: Lulu " A Murder Ballad, Royal Opera House
The Tiger Lillies's Lulu " A Murder Ballad is a blissfully disturbing romp through a provocative classic of European theatre. My first encounter with the Tiger Lillies's work was when a f…
The Tiger Lillies's Lulu " A Murder Ballad is a blissfully disturbing romp through a provocative classic of European theatre. My first encounter with the Tiger Lillies's work was when a f…
There is a detective, a missing wife, a scatter-brained maid and a husband that seems infatuated with the lizard in his garden, along with time travel, meta-fiction and a superfluous dervish…
Caryl Churchill's A Number is a play one needs to pay attention to. Bernard (Lex Shrapnel) is meeting with his father, Salter (John Shrapnel). However, we quickly learn Bernard isn't the onl…
The National Theatre's Connections Festival is an initiative to get new and innovative writing, focused on young people, out across the country. The yearly project provides an opportunity fo…
The National Theatre's Connections Festival is an initiative to get new and innovative writing, focused on young people, out across the country. The yearly project provides an opportunity fo…
In Donna Tartt's The Secret History, Henry states, “Anything is grand if done on a large enough scale”; with that in mind, The Four Fridas could certainly be described as grand. …
As a young person interested in theatre, I have seen, heard stories of, and been involved in more scratch nights and new writing pieces. I had not, however, come across one for opera, which …
Southwark Playhouse's One Arm is a piece that seems as interested in its own origins as it does about the story it is telling. The tale goes that in 1942, Tennessee Williams published a shor…