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Review of ‘Elephant’: “Unresolved harmonies”

Love, passion and shame tune in through this discordant new play exploring the personal and cultural struggles of a young artist. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its shrill drama hit the wrong key. We often hear that music soothes the savage beast. But actually, no other art…
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Review of ‘Beautiful Thing’: “As years go by”

Jonathan Harvey’s stage classic returns to the London scene 30 years after its world premiere, in a new production soon to be performed in other parts of the UK. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know more about this story of love imprisoned by hate. Some things just never change.…
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Review of ‘As We Face The Sun’: “The sky’s not clear yet”

The Bush Young Company presented this new play dealing with the struggles of former students sharing a haunting past. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know more about this piece where loss is the path to win. Nothing builds a stronger bond than shedding the same tears… I think I’m…
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Review of ‘A Playlist for the Revolution’: “A call for action”

London’s Bush Theatre launches an offensive towards the Chinese government through this dark comedy dealing with the contradictions of people’s convictions. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the show, to let us know more about a piece where love and hatred stand for the same cause. The problem with the world is that idiots are…
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Gwyneth Strong continuará en la gira de ‘La Ratonera’ hasta julio
La obra que ha batido todos los récords de permanencia en cartel retoma, a petición del público, su recorrido por Reino Unido, con un reparto en el que se sucederán varias estrellas. Dirigida por Gareth Armtrong, el montaje se representa esta semana en el Mercury Theatre de Colchester, dentro de un extenso tour que incluye…
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Gywneth Strong to perform on ‘The Mousetrap’ tour until July
The longest-running play in theatre history restarts its tour around the UK due to public demand – with a cast which will include several stars. Directed by Gareth Armstrong, the production is being performed at Colchester’s Mercury Theatre this week, which will be succeeded by other cities such as York, Liverpool or Edimburgh, among others.

