*This review will focus on the filmed version that is set to hit cinemas early next month. Details at the end of this review. Based on the classic Shakespearean tragedy, this production of Othello brings a sort of modern adaptation to the stage. Whilst it is never specified when the show is set, the costumes and set design seem to hint at a relatively modern version. Othello is a high ranking army general who finds himself being manipulated by his subordinate, Iago, into beli

Maury Yeston ’s 80th birthday was marked with a concert that served not merely as a celebration, but as a vivid reminder of the singular voice he has brought to musical theatre. Drawing on a selection of his most acclaimed and beloved works, the programme illuminated the breadth of a career defined by musical sophistication, lyrical clarity, and an unwavering commitment to storytelling. Eliza Wilmot Through a series of recorded interview segments, Yeston shared everything fr

Theatre is subjective. Not every story will suit everyone; one is bound to find a piece that simply does not speak to them. I realise that beginning a review in this way does not bode especially well for the production in question. Whilst that instinct is not entirely misleading, there is, in truth, much here to unpick. It is only fair to preface any discussion by noting that this is a show steeped in blood and gore, and one which proves genuinely terrifying at points. Camill