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Michael Pipoquinha Review – Ronnie Scotts
BRAZILIAN BRILLIANT AND BOUNDLESS ENERGY Let me tell you about a very cool man (or should I say, cool cat if I’m going full jazz baby?): Michael Pipoquinha. The Limoeiro…
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Fantasia Orchestra With Jasdeep Singh Degun Review – Smith Square Hall
A TRULY TRANSCENDENT NIGHT WITH JASDEEP SINGH DEGUN & FANTASIA ORCHESTRA - WHERE EAST MEETS WEST Here is a name you should remember: Jasdeep Singh Degun. He is a sitar…
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John Proctor Is The Villain Review – Royal Court Theatre
THE WEST END’S MOST TIMELY REVIVAL: JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN John Proctor is the Villain is a period piece, and not in the way you might expect. The period…
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My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar Review – Brixton House
I HAVE ALREADY BOOKED A TICKET TO SEE IT AGAIN, PHENOMENAL! Ten’s across the board! From staging to cast selection, right down to the specific nuances that only a Latina…
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John Williams: A Composer’s Life Review – Royal College of Music
A TRIBUTE NOT ONLY TO JOHN WILLIAMS, BUT TO EVERYONE WHO BROUGHT HIS IDEAS FROM JOTS ON A PAGE TO THE BIGGEST SCREENS IMAGINABLE When people think ‘John Williams, ’…
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Soundtracking Live With Edith Bowman Review – LSO St Luke’s
COMPOSER OLIVER COATES JOINED EDITH FOR A SPECIAL 10TH ANNIVERSARY EPISODE OF SOUNDTRACKING There is something faintly mythic about Oliver Coates as he arrives on stage – barefoot, quick-moving, with…
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TWO Review – Park Theatre
A HILARIOUS AND POIGNANT INSIGHTS INTO WORKING-CLASS RELATIONSHIPS With young people turning away from drink, pubs risk falling out of fashion. But TWO at Park Theatre reminds us why they…
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Saint Joan Review – Arches Lane Theatre
A PROVOCATIVE AND INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING VERSION OF THE JOAN OF ARC STORY Playing until the 12th of April, at the Arches Lane theatre near Battersea Power Station, Saint Joan is…
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