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.
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Review: THE WELLSPRING at The Oxford Playhouse
★★★☆☆ An entertaining stage memoir, but fails to fulfil its promise
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Review: RICE at The Ustinov Studio, Bath
★★★☆☆ This play by Michele Lee does not admit of any easy reading, yet the wit and cultural interplay leave the audience with something less tangible and yet more memorable than a point well made
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Review: BEAUTIFUL – The Carole King Musical at Bath Theatre Royal
★★★★☆ Beautiful is a jukebox musical packed with great songs, and for those old enough to have lived in the times that it recalls, it’s packed with nostalgia too
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Review: AY UP, HITLER! at Alma Tavern & Theatre
★★★☆☆ The times are tailor made for satire and Gamma Ray Theatre have whisked up a wicked brew sharp enough to excite the juices of anyone who reads the news.
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Review: DADDY ISSUES at Alma Tavern and Theatre
★★★★☆ So, what is real and what is not? In a world where Daddy knows best the narrative lies with those with power. What is without doubt is that Krauze is a talent well worth watching
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