Review: JENUFA, WELSH NATIONAL OPERA at The Bristol Hippodrome
★★★★★ Elizabeth Llewellyn electrified the audience with her depiction of the ill-fated Jenůfa… she managed to capture her character’s heartache, sensitivity and desolation.
Read MorePosted by Simon Bishop | 30 Mar 2022
★★★★★ Elizabeth Llewellyn electrified the audience with her depiction of the ill-fated Jenůfa… she managed to capture her character’s heartache, sensitivity and desolation.
Read MorePosted by Simon Bishop | 10 Mar 2022
★★★★☆ “Come back and see us again tomorrow, we have no idea what’s going to happen then!” say the cast at the end. Words that chime perfectly with the times we are living through
Read MorePosted by Simon Bishop | 2 Mar 2022
★★★★☆ The movement of the animals, including the use of miniature versions of themselves in chase scenes, was no less than a triumph
Read MorePosted by Simon Bishop | 1 Feb 2022
★★★☆☆ the cheering crowd at last night’s performance was solid proof of an evening enjoyed
Read MorePosted by Simon Bishop | 29 Jun 2021
★★★☆☆ Ben Brown’s play imagines the conversation that could have taken place at Kim Philby’s Moscow flat that cold and snowy evening, one in which Graham Greene seems determined to understand Philby’s motivation.
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