Reviews Archives - Page 6 of 357

THE LIGHTNING THIEF

- 1 October 2025

Most of us grow up with comics, The Beano, The Dandy, The Eagle for my...

- 29 September 2025

This concert season began so quietly with the gently lulling opening of Rachmaninoff’s 3rd Piano...

- 29 September 2025

This extraordinary work, Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play Wedekind’s first major play Frühlings Erwachen, must have...

- 27 September 2025

Ooh la la! Take a stage, probably less than four metres square in size, and...

- 26 September 2025

Golding’s novel sits so firmly in my childhood memory, a curriculum classic that at the...

- 22 September 2025

Twenty minutes is quite long enough polyphony on a Saturday morning, especially when sung so...

- 19 September 2025

Three works by Shakespeare in one year, first the splendid revival of Nicholas Hytner’s A...

- 15 September 2025

One can never fault Brighton Little Theatre for their ambition, year on year they take...

- 15 September 2025

Let me start by saying that there is little doubt that Eric Idle is a...

- 3 September 2025

Austen to PD James, novel to novel to TV to stage… can it survive? It’s...

- 18 August 2025

Funny, energetic and life-affirming, the End of The Pier show at Brighton Palace Pier is...

- 14 August 2025

Forty years on and it is still so hard to understand why, on its opening,...