Romantic Revolution at the London Palladium was a showcase for The London Russian Ballet school alongside four extraordinarily gifted Bolshoi principal dancers. A series of highlights from some ballet classics as well as a couple of [ read more ]
When I was a kid in the 1970s, the French films about the brilliant criminal Fantômas, starring Jean Marais as the fearless journalist Fandor and the great comedian Louis de Funès as Inspector Juve were [ read more ]
This double bill of shows is being performed at Artsdepot, which opened in 2004 and has won a number of awards. It is an excellent, comfortable venue with an audience largely comprised of families with young [ read more ]
For anyone who has been waiting for a fairer and more realistic representation of female choreographers, I have good news and bad news: First: this Dance Umbrella performance comprises five pieces created by one man [ read more ]
‘Keep Dancing’ sells itself perfectly off the back of the BBC hit show Strictly Come Dancing. As a fan of the show, I went in to the New Wimbledon Theatre looking forward to a night [ read more ]
What happens when you cross Rent with La Bohème? It might seem interesting to amalgamate Puccini’s opera with Larson’s musical, but that is precisely what Adam Spreadbury-Maher and Becca Marriott have done. Brought (even more) [ read more ]
400 years ago, William Shakespeare and Tang Xianzu died. Zheijiang Xiaobaihua Yue Opera, an all-female company from Hongzhou City, presents two masterpieces of these two playwrights adapted by Shen Lin and Hu Xiaohai – Coriolanus [ read more ]
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