In 1992, poet and playwright Tony Harrison – celebrated for the excitement and energy of his verse dramas – came up with this novel way of sharing the stories of scientists behind inventions that changed the face of warfare. Exercised by events during the Gulf War…
Holy Sh!t ★★★★
Elephant Steps ★★★
Little Shop of Horrors ★★★★
Greek ★★★★
Love Chapter Two ★★★★
Exit the King ★★★★
Me and My Girl ★★★★
Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret ★★★★★
Kiss Me Kate ★★★★
Finishing the Picture ★★★★
Into the Woods ★★★
Shirleymander ★★★★
The Chess Player ★★★★
Interview: Na’ama Zisser
Israeli composer Na’ama Zisser tells us about writing her Jewish opera Mamzer Bastard. Imagine you’re in New York in the 1970s. Jimmy Carter is either in office or about to be, bands like the Bee Gees and Elton John are vying for top spot in the charts, and one very apprehensive groom named Yoel is dreading his impending wedding…















