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Wild Arts: The Marriage of Figaro
london Opera

When Mozart premiered the Marriage of Figaro in 1786, it had an alternative title, La Folle Journée, which directly translates...

from: Sarah Hyde
Tosca
london Opera

In Ted Huffman's hands Tosca is so much more than a "shabby little shocker" and if it is "a drama...

from: Sarah Hyde
Arcadia
london Theatre

I'm seriously late to the party, but I've finally seen Arcadia in the West End. I've never needed convincing of...

from: Louise Snouck
How the Other Half Loves
london Theatre

Nothing gets an audience roaring quite like an outrageous dinner party scene. Add slapstick and chaotic choreography and it might...

from: Louise Snouck
How the Other Half Loves
london Theatre

There's a little piece I wrote waiting in the wings about taking my stubbornly anti-theatre boyfriend to my happy place,...

from: Ele Forsdyke
The World Is Full of Married Men
london Theatre

‘I dreamt of a show where the audience becomes horny’, says Erik Holmström, the director and puppet designer of The...

from: Ele Forsdyke
WOYZECK
new york Theatre

In Adult Film's adaptation of Georg Büchner's unfinished 1836 play, WOYZECK, an accordion is a human baby and a crosshatched...

from: Lisa Cochran
The Importance of Being Earnest
london Opera

Viewers are advised to prepare to abandon any preconceptions that they may have about an opera based on Wilde’s classic....

from: Luke Bromage-Henry
Mozart’s Jupiter by Heart
london Music

From passive listener to active participant. As a long-tenured pioneer of innovative concepts, Aurora Orchestra continues to reinvent classical music...

from: Stephanie Leontiev
Arcadia
london Theatre

The Old Vic production was performed in the round, on a revolve, the lines of the stage floor moving in...

from: Luke Bromage-Henry