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Beckett meets his match in an excellent revival of Kurtág's masterpiece.
Read More »Review: György Kurtág’s Endgame, Royal Albert Hall
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Author Archives: Julian Childs
Review: Ruddigore, Opera Holland Park
The spooks have it in this perky staging of a classic.
Read More »Review: Ruth and The Six of Calais, Royal Academy of Music
Hagemann Rosenthal Associates present an uneven evening through the power of Pegasus Opera.
Read More »Review: Kim Noble Lullaby For Scavengers, Soho Theatre
Pornography, nudity, road kill, scenes of animal euthanasia, bestiality, incest and haze.
Read More »Review: Mother Goose, Hackney Empire
Happy birthday Hackney Empire!
Read More »Review: Yeomen of the Guard, London Coliseum
This Gilbert and Sullivan opera is just a little too uneven to be ranked amongst ENO’s best works.
Read More »Review: Patience, Wilton’s Music Hall
A bit of a weak production upheld by a fantastic cast.
Read More »Review: Patrick Spicer: Who’s This All Of A Sudden?, EdFringe 2022
A pleasant debut hour but it is currently lacking in punch.
Read More »Review: Freddie Hayes: Potatohead, EdFringe 2022
A gloriously bonkers debut from a spudding performer.
Read More »Review: The Chairs Revisited, EdFringe 2022
A generally good production of a classic text.
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