Written by Marie-Sylvette Boré A cruel, heartbreaking and the most dehumanising story you’ll ever read… that was the leading critic of Emily Brontë’s novel when she published it in 1848. […]
Tag: York Theatre Royal
York Opera Presents – The Magic Flute
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is an absolute classic by every means. His music is so unique that it can be easily recognised even if you are not a connoisseur of classical […]
Handel’s Amadigi performed by English Touring Opera at York Theatre Royal
A sorcerer with a laser pointer and a detained girl who knits to beat boredom. English Touring Opera performs Amadigi at York Theatre Royal and with their expressive and witty […]
In Review: The Damned United at York Theatre Royal
Written by Lucie Fehlbaum and Fruzsina Vida Something is slightly different with this crowd. It isn’t obvious at first but then, you can’t not spot them. Couples of guys in […]
‘One man for whom Graham committed himself totally’ In Review: A Splinter of Ice at York Theatre Royal
Two men in a living room in Moscow. No physical movement, no action; meanwhile their conversation could not be more dynamic/lively. They eventually stand up to refill their glasses with […]
Dancing Dragons and a Bowl of Poison In Review: Miss Julie at York Theatre Royal
What is the logical connection between a pregnant dog, the Chinese New Year, and a pair of boots in the corner? And why did the British need to stay far […]
Review: Birdsong – York Theatre Royal
There have been a wide variety of artistic performances marking the centenary of the First World War in recent years. They all remember the horrors that young men […]
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest
Alastair Whately directs Oscar Wilde’s superb crown jewel: The Importance of Being Earnest. The three-act play is revived at York Theatre Royal, retelling the excellent combo of love, society and […]