Reviews

REVIEW: **** Steve Sutherland finds a dreamy take on modern manners in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the RSC, until 30th March

Review and pictures of Spectacle of Light at Compton Verney.

Alcester Grammar School students put on a production of Woyzeck By Georg Buchner.

Forty years ago today – on 23rd October 1983 – Echo & The Bunnymen stole the show at the RSC. Music journalist Steve Sutherland looks back.

**** REVIEW: Seve Sutherland finds strangeness aplenty in the RSC’s beguiling production of Macbeth

Twelve singers of undeniable class and La Serenissima orchestra perform L’Orfeo by Claudio Monteverdi.

REVIEW: Red Sky at Sunrise is a stunning combination of Laurie Lee’s words with music performed by Orchestra of the Swan at the RSC

INTERVIEW: Comedian, actor and writer Jessica Fostekew is one of the stellar stand ups taking the stage tonight for Live at the RSC

REVIEW: Consent at The Loft, Leamington

Dean Asker spent a week in Liverpool to join the party... and even hosted press conferences for some of the acts.

REVIEW: Steve Sutherland rates Cymbeline at the RSC a five-star winner

REVIEW: Alcester Male Voice Choir concert with Alcester Victoria Silver Band at the Greig Leisure Centre, Alcester on Saturday, 22nd April

REVIEW: Florence and friends’ spring concert at St Nicholas Church, Alcester on Saturday, 15th April

Splendid acting and pithy direction give Humble Boy a real buzz at the Bear Pit Theatre

Expect a huge amount of imagination, clever thinking and amazing puppetry skills... if you can get a ticket.

Steve Sutherland gives a 21-gun salute to the RSC's brilliant new production of All's Well That Ends Well

The story of Guy of Warwick is told through world-class special effects in Dragon Slayer at Warwick Castle.

Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Attic Theatre in Stratford, until 4th September

Preston Witts reviews the double bill of Spell Book and La liberazione di Ruggiero dall’isola d’Alcina

It was only the second time the work has been put on in this country in the 102 years since its world premiere in Germany in 1920.