My Melodrama
When Alexis was driven to school by his father as a child, they would listen to three cassettes on rotation: Elton John’s hits, La Traviata,...
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Curator Reviews
Death of a Salesman
new yorkTheatre
Having gone to theatre school, I’m embarrassed to admit I never saw Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman live. Lucky...
from: Enrique De Roeck
What We Did Before Our Moth Days
new yorkTheatre
Remember when plays had language? Dense, murky language, cerebrally and passionately expressed by idiosyncratically human characters? Following the remarkable double-header...
from: Kate Purdum
Johan Dalene & Jeneba Kanneh-Mason
londonConcert
Chamber music does not have to sound stuffy or medieval; in actuality, the interplay between two or more musicians can...
from: Stephanie Leontiev
Krapp’s Last Tape / Godot’s To Do List
londonTheatre
Is existentialism having a moment? It certainly felt like it at the Royal Court for this thought-provoking double bill. Godot's...
from: Sarah Hyde
Leon Bosch and Ubuntu Ensemble: Upstairs At Ronnie’s
londonConcert
A five star evening Upstair's At Ronnies. A very welcomed new addition to London's cultural offerings. Because of the sacred...
from: Louise Snouck
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
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This was one of those evenings where you leave the theatre with sore cheeks from all the laughter. The Trocks...
from: Ella Gibbs
New York Philharmonic Spring Gala
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Three things to anticipate at the Philharmonic’s Spring Gala: Dudamel’s spring opening before taking over as its Artistic Director, a...
from: Enrique De Roeck
We Caliban
londonDance
This retelling of The Tempest from Caliban’s perspective left me with more questions than answers. As a self-proclaimed thespian and...
from: Ella Gibbs
The Rite By Heart
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DISSONANCE FOR DUMMIES may not sound like an appealing description for a concert, but yesterday at the Southbank Centre, the...
from: Alexis van Lennep