Quadrophenia the ballet is a storm of movement
The dance version of the Who’s rock opera is full of stunning choreography, but the classic mod story is lost…
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The dance version of the Who’s rock opera is full of stunning choreography, but the classic mod story is lost…
ByAt the Royal Court, Sarah Kane’s high-intensity play reveals the desperation of severe mental illness.
ByCan a musical about flights of creativity survive a setting of earthbound realism?
ByIn an inventive theatrical mash-up, Radiohead’s album Hail to the Thief perfectly articulates the prince’s torment.
ByThe choreographer on the arts, education and why Alice in Wonderland is an immigration story.
ByThe author of Dear England has channelled the people and events that made modern Britain.
ByThis show is both a whistlestop tour of modern economics and Joe Sellman-Leava’s attempt to understand why he’s always broke.
ByNew productions of Richard II and Much Ado About Nothing both burnish their texts with hot celebrity appeal – but…