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Judy Speaks

- 27 May 2014

This one-man-show is Gregoire Aubert’s brave attempt to bring to life the inner turmoil of the...

- 27 May 2014

Where the unsatisfying Pinkie-does-Quadrophenia remake added nothing to the legacy, the Boulting Brothers’ original celluloid...

- 27 May 2014

We found ourselves seated onstage facing the auditorium, as Simon Fanshawe hosted a hugely entertaining...

- 27 May 2014

Purportedly a story that Hoult wrote when he was eight, the stream-of-consciousness quest plot of...

- 27 May 2014

As dusk settled at Black Rock, a 500-plus crowd eagerly sat awaiting an unusual interactive...

- 23 May 2014

A fabulous Summer outing, regardless of the weather – the Globe Theatre on Tour offered up...

- 23 May 2014

This evening dedicated to Brazilian poetry and prose was extremely insightful and thought provoking. Angelica...

- 23 May 2014

Haydn’s ‘A Major Piano Trio’ began this concert so elegantly, who could tell that the...

- 22 May 2014

L’Enfants Terribles has cemented its reputation as a theatre company of exceptional creativity and visual...

- 22 May 2014

This sell-out event more than lived up to its promise. The City of London Sinfonia...

- 21 May 2014

In ‘To the distant beloved’, the very first and Beethoven’s only song-cycle, James Baillieu and...

- 21 May 2014

Aurora is an orchestra of exceptionally gifted soloists, as Timothy Orpen (clarinet) demonstrated with his...