Reviews Archives - Page 18 of 357

THE KITE RUNNER

- 12 June 2024

Seeing staged or filmed adaptations of a much loved book can be so terribly disappointing....

- 31 May 2024

Chichester Festival Theatre does it again, another simply stunning production that ticks simply every box....

- 26 May 2024

Brighton Fringe has become the place of comedy, burlesque, circus and general silliness for sure,...

- 21 May 2024

Steven Dykes’ scorchingly brutal reworking of Frederick Garcia Lorca’s La Casa De Bernarda Alba is...

- 17 May 2024

I had really wanted to enjoy this event which was to include two new works...

- 17 May 2024

The Actuallys are never shy of shaking things up a little and last night’s concert...

- 13 May 2024

There’s always something cheering about entering any kind of arena to find a full and...

- 9 May 2024

I read the advertisement twice, carefully, and still had no idea what to expect, but...

- 9 May 2024

We expected good – very good – and got more than excellent! Two years ago...

- 6 May 2024

Mahan Esfahani clearly loves hosting a party and that is how this afternoon turned out,...

- 6 May 2024

Samuel Barber’s ‘Adagio for Strings’ seemed a strange choice to launch a Festival, but I’m...

- 6 May 2024

Deborah Roberts scored another brilliant success with this afternoon concert of the mind-bendingly complex compositions...