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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
Quasi-cinematic in both its orchestral writing and mise-en-scène, Moby Dick has the ambition to lead the operatic genre into the future.
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- Peter Bleby
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- Jane Howard
Perhaps because of the performance aspect of Harlow’s interaction with us, in a show that is about the terrible treatment Harlow showed to his subjects, I was left with a clinical detachment to the man.
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- Jane Howard
As you might guess from a title as lyrical and expressive as I Left My Shoes On Warm Concrete and Stood In The Rain, in this dance piece often the words are just as important as the choreography.
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- Jane Howard
Darkness. Silence. Through the dim, white. A large blank page, several meters high by nearly the stage wide. In front, sits the stage. Empty.
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- Stephen Davenport
Inspired by the plight of the Brontë sisters, Anton Chekhov’s play Three Sisters is about the decay of the privileged class and the search for significance.
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- Joanna Bowen
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