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  • Review of ‘Yentl’ (2026, Marylebone Theatre): “Oblivious adaptation is no wonder or piece of sky”

    Review of ‘Yentl’ (2026, Marylebone Theatre): “Oblivious adaptation is no wonder or piece of sky”

    Following its acclaimed original run at the Sydney Opera House, the production lands on the London stage for a limited engagement until mid-April. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if this English-Yiddish retelling of Isaac Bashevis Singer’s classic is worth rushing for tomorrow night. Papa shall hear about this.…

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    14 March, 2026
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    Amy Hack, Ashley Margolis, barbra streisand, Elise Hearst, Galit Klas, Gary Abrahams, Genevieve Kingsford, Isaac Bashevis Singer, marylebone theatre, review yentl, Wild Yak Productions, yentl, yentl play, yentl play review
  • Writer Elise Esther Hearst talks upcoming stage adaptation of ‘Yentl’: “As Jewish, I come to understand the world needs to see us in our full humanity”

    Writer Elise Esther Hearst talks upcoming stage adaptation of ‘Yentl’: “As Jewish, I come to understand the world needs to see us in our full humanity”

    Following the success of its initial Australian runs, the production travels to the Marylebone Theatre to celebrate its UK premiere. Guillermo Nazara chats with the show’s creator to learn how she’s manned this new adaptation of the gender-role-breaking tale. After several Australian runs, how does it feel to be finally bringing the show to the…

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    25 February, 2026
    English contents, Interviews, Sin categoría
    antisemitism, barbra streisand, elise Esther hearst, jew, jewish, Judaism, marylebone theatre, off west end, Papa can you hear me, yentl, yentl play
  • The 50 best shows of 2024

    The 50 best shows of 2024

    As this year’s last act gets ready for its grand finale, we present our annual list of the most enduring productions in both the London and UK scene. Join us, as we take a journey into the past – and reveal which ones, out of our 288 posts, have made it into our stagy wall…

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    30 December, 2024
    English contents, Features
    a chorus line, A Raisin in the Sun, a view from the bridge, alegria, All's Well That Ends Well, asi wind, barbican theatre, barbra streisand, benjamin button musical, best shows, best shows of 2024, boys from the blackstuff, bronco billy, buyer and cellar, cirque, cirque du soleil, cowbois, cruel intentions musical, dance, death of england, dominic west, enb, english national ballet, fiddler on the roof, fringe, giant, giselle, harry clarke, holocaust, homo alone, House of Life, hugh panaro, incredibly human, John Lithgow, judy, judy garland, la fille mal gardee, lehman brothers, lehman trilogy, les noces, madame bovary, much ado about nothing, musical theatre, musicals, next to normal, oedipus, off west end, people places and things, pippin, players kings, plays, punchdrunk, roald dahl, rob madge, shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Squares, shakespeare’s globe, sophie’s surpirse 29th, spirited away, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, stephen schwartz, swan lake in the round, tennessee williams, the 39 steps, the bbc proms, The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady, the comedy of errors, the curious case of benjamin, the departue, the dream of a ridiculous man, the glass menagerie, the happiest man on earth, the hills of california, the liar the bitch and the wardrobe, the massive tragedy of Madame bovary, the nutcracker, the picture of dorian gray, theatre, tour, twelfth night, viola’s room, war horse, west end
  • Review of ‘Buyer & Cellar’: “She’s such a funny girl”

    Review of ‘Buyer & Cellar’: “She’s such a funny girl”

    Jonathan Tolins’s Off-Broadway hit lands on the London scene in a new, limited running production starring Rob Madge. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its fairy tale plot puts too much “streiss” on itself. People. People who need people are the luckiest people in the world… I like…

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    2 October, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    barbra streisand, buyer and cellar, don’t rain on my parade, fringe theatre, funny girl, hello, hello dolly, jack weir, kirk jameson, musical theatre, musicals, my son's a queer, rob madge, ryan hugh mackey, west end
  • Review of ‘Musicals by Candlelight’: “A little fall of rain”

    Review of ‘Musicals by Candlelight’: “A little fall of rain”

    The world’s most flickering concert series starts a new episode with their latest rendition of some of the most popular theatre tunes. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if he dared trust the music of that night. Those who work in the creative side are often warned (specially, by…

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    2 November, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    andrew lloyd webber, barbra streisand, cadlelight concerts, candlelight, classical, classical music, dolly parton, elton john, musical theatre, musicals, musicals by candlelight, string quartet, today tix
  • Review of ‘Let’s Fall In Love’: “We need more theatre”

    Review of ‘Let’s Fall In Love’: “We need more theatre”

    Acclaimed American singer and songwriter Ann Hampton Callaway reunites with her London audience for only four exclusive concerts at the heart of Chelsea and Soho. Guillermo Názara reviews the very first of these unique performances, to let us know about the show going through the passions and achievements of one the most prominent jazz composers…

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    26 September, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    bafta, barbra streisand, broadway, carole king, chelsea, dean street, emmy, jazz, kings road, let's fall in love, lets fall in love, london, music, music recitle, peggy, pizza express, rogers and hammerstein, soho, sondheim, the nanny, the pheasantry, west end
  • Crítica de ‘Let’s Fall in Love’: “Necesitamos más teatro”

    Crítica de ‘Let’s Fall in Love’: “Necesitamos más teatro”

    La aclamada cantante y compositora estadounidense Ann Hampton Callaway se reencuentra con su público londinense en cuatro exclusivos conciertos en el corazón de Chelsea y el Soho. Guillermo Názara repasa la primera de estas singulares actuaciones, para darnos a conocer el espectáculo recorriendo las pasiones y logros de una de las compositoras de jazz más…

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    26 September, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    bafta, barbra streisand, broadway, carole king, chelsea, dean street, emmy, jazz, kings road, let's fall in love, london, music, music recitle, peggy, pizza express, rogers and hammerstein, soho, sondheim, the nanny, the pheasantry, west end
  • Casi cuatro décadas de ‘Cats’

    Mayo es el aniversario de la locura teatral de más exitosa de la Historia. Cats ha cumplido treinta y siete años desde su estreno mundial en Londres. Y por supuesto, no íbamos a terminar el mes sin celebrar su cumpleaños por todo lo alto. Acompáñanos para descubrir cómo se creó uno de los shows más arriesgados…

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    30 May, 2018
    Reportajes
    andrew lloyd webber, barbra streisand, blancanieves, broadway, cameron mackintosh, cats, disney, evita, jesucristo superstar, judi dench, london, londres, memory, musical, musical theatre, new york, nueva york, simpsons, snow white, susan boyle, t s eliot, teatro, teatro musical, west end, william lloyd webber
  • Crítica de ‘Unmasked: The Platinum Collection’: “El rey no ha sido destronado”

    El compositor más conocido de Broadway y West End lanza el recopilatorio definitivo de su carrera, con las versiones más conocidas -además de otras nuevas- de sus mayores éxitos. Guillermo Názara nos cuenta su visión sobre el albúm que recoge el más de cinco décadas de inagotable trabajo, en las que Lloyd Webber se ha…

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    17 April, 2018
    Críticas
    andrew lloyd webber, barbra streisand, broadway, cats the musical, elaine paige, emmy rossum, evita, glenn close, gran via, jesus christ superstar, jose carreras, lana del rey, london, madonna, madrid, masquerade, michael crawford, musical, musical theatre, new york, nicole scherzinger, sarah brightman, starlight express, the phantom of the opera, the platinum collection, unmasked, variations, west end
  • ‘Unmasked: The Platinum Collection’ Review: ‘The king has not been dethroned’

    The most succesful Broadway & West End composer has launched the ultimate compilation of his career, featuring the best known versions of his greatest hits, as well some new adaptations. Guillermo Názara tells us his vision about the album that gathers more than five decades of inexhaustible work, in which Lloyd Webber has become King…

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    17 April, 2018
    Reviews
    andrew lloyd webber, barbra streisand, broadway, cats the musical, elaine paige, emmy rossum, evita, glenn close, gran via, jesus christ superstar, jose carreras, lana del rey, london, madonna, madrid, masquerade, michael crawford, musical, musical theatre, new york, nicole scherzinger, sarah brightman, starlight express, the phantom of the opera, the platinum collection, unmasked, variations, west end

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