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Review of ‘The Love of Don Perlimplin’: “We almost fell for it”
Lorca’s classic short play relives on the London stage through this new adaptation combining tradition and modernity. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to explore all the facts about a work perhaps depicting the author’s most personal side. The only thing worse than a broken heart is a heart that’s forbidden to feel.…
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Review of ‘The Island’: “Coming up to the surface”
The Cervantes Theatre hosts the London premiere of this new play dealing with the struggles of parenthood and self love. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know more about this piece where dreaming can mean torture. So often do we hear that we, as humans, aren’t meant to be alone.…
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Review of ‘Broken Toys’: “There’s more ground to break”
The feel of Pride Month inundates the Cervantes Theatre with this LGBT-themed play dealing with the trials and tribulations that takes just to be one’s true self. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on this production, to let us know more about a show exploring a basic right that’s currently at stake. What did you dream…
