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  • Artistic Director Nick Williams talks upcoming Brassworks festival: “We want to be the beating heart of a creative community”

    Artistic Director Nick Williams talks upcoming Brassworks festival: “We want to be the beating heart of a creative community”

    Following the success of its latest edition, the event returns to Woolwich Works for another year – featuring a broad variety of acts with performers of all styles and backgrounds. Guillermo Nazara chats with the man pulling the strings, to learn more about the initiative’s development and how it trumpets the company’s mission of bringing…

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    2 May, 2025
    English contents, Interviews, Sin categoría
    brassworks, brassworks festival, concert, music, musical, nick williams, woolwich works
  • Review of Fulltone Orchestra’s ‘Christmas Concert’: “Somewhere in my memory”

    Review of Fulltone Orchestra’s ‘Christmas Concert’: “Somewhere in my memory”

    London’s Westminster Central Hall hosted this one-night-only event, making a musical tribute to the holiday spirit through carols, film scores, and musical theatre anthems live renditions. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this symphonic treat managed to hit the high notes. ‘Twas the weekend before Christmas, a time…

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    26 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    christmas, classical music, events, music, orchestra
  • Review of ‘Club Life’: “Let’s do the time warp again!”

    Review of ‘Club Life’: “Let’s do the time warp again!”

    The Omnibus Theatre puts its boogy shoes on with this musical trip through the personal memories of the songs and nightspots that defined the 80s and 90s decades. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this nostalgic flashdance ends up bringing a total eclipse of the heart. Ah, the…

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    17 November, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    80s, 90s, club life, Davie Miller, disco music, Fred deadkin, fringe, immersive, music, sita pieraccini
  • JC Chasez and Jimmy Harry talk new album ‘Playing With Fire’: “No amount of technology can save us from being human”

    JC Chasez and Jimmy Harry talk new album ‘Playing With Fire’: “No amount of technology can save us from being human”

    The world-renowned songwriters join forces one more time, through this upcoming concept piece resurrecting Mary Shelley’s signature work through a revised, modern-life approach. Guillermo Nazara chats with the duo, to learn all the facts about the development of this musical theatre remake, as well as the prospects of their creature. What prompted you to adapt…

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    6 November, 2024
    English contents, Interviews
    concept album, frankenstein, horror, jc chase, jimmy harry, mary shelle, mary shelley, music, musical theatre, new album, playing with fire, rock music, victorian
  • Review of ‘Go On Like This’: “Don’t play it again, Sam”

    Review of ‘Go On Like This’: “Don’t play it again, Sam”

    Performers Tim Etchells and Tony Buck join forces onstage through this alternative show blending poetry and percussion to paint a different picture of life, as well as creating a one-of-a-kind theatrical experience. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this experimental recital is worth banging the drum for. Art…

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    16 October, 2024
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    avant garde, drums, experimental, forced entertainment, forced entertainment 40 festival, fringe, music, percussion, poetry, southbank centre, tim etchells, ton buck
  • Review of Släpstick’s ‘Scherzö’: “Hitting the right note”

    Review of Släpstick’s ‘Scherzö’: “Hitting the right note”

    The Dutch troupe settles in the London scene with their latest show, currently going on an international tour. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the piece, to let us know if this camp rendition of classical music is in need of some fine tuning. When it comes to music, we all love a good bang…

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    9 October, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    beethoven, classical, classical music, comedy, concert, dance, dutch, mozart, music, musical theatre, Scherzö, schubert, slapstick, wiltons music hall, world tour
  • Review of The Ballet of the State of Georgia’s ‘Swan Lake’: “As if Aronofsky was behind it”

    Review of The Ballet of the State of Georgia’s ‘Swan Lake’: “As if Aronofsky was behind it”

    Tchaikovsky’s fairy-tale masterpiece returns to the London stage in a new limited-running production starring one of the most acclaimed companies in Eastern Europe. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this musical reverie manages, once again, to earn its wings. It’s the power of love! Far before Huey Lewis…

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    29 August, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    ballet, black swan, classic dance, classical, dance, darren aronofsky, georgia ballet, london coliseum, music, musical, swan lake, tchaikovsky, west end
  • Review of ‘Swan Lake In-The-Round’: “From here to eternity”

    Review of ‘Swan Lake In-The-Round’: “From here to eternity”

    The English National Ballet continuous its summer tradition at the Royal Albert Hall with this lavish remake of the genre’s ultimate classic. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this twin version of the illustorus piece manages to be the good one. It’s funny how the greatest minds think…

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    13 June, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    ballet, black swan, classical ballet, dance, enb, english national ballet, eno, immersive experience, london, music, musicals, royal albert hall, swan lake in the round, tchaikovsky, theatre in the round
  • Review of ‘The Ballad of Hattie and James’: “An imperfect cadence”

    Review of ‘The Ballad of Hattie and James’: “An imperfect cadence”

    Charles Edwards and Sophie Thompson star in the world premiere of Samuel Adamson’s latest play, exploring the trials and tribulations of two opposite people sharing the strongest and longest bond of their entire lives. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its music-themed narrative dealing with love-hate relationships hits…

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    19 April, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    charles edwards, classical music, drama, kiln theatre, music, pianists, piano, play, richard twyman, samuel adamson, sophie thompson, the ballad of hattie and james
  • Review on ‘The Nutcracker – An Adult Panto’: “Done with a big pair of Christmas balls”

    Review on ‘The Nutcracker – An Adult Panto’: “Done with a big pair of Christmas balls”

    The classic fairy tale spreads its wings (and something else) through this irreverent show not suitable for the tight ones. Guillermo Nazara shares squeezes every part of the piece, to let us know if this touching affair was actually funny business. On the twelfth day of Christmas my dealer gave to meTwelve drillers drillingEleven pumpers…

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    8 December, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    adult panto, book-review, bright-lights-big-christmas, christmas, christmas show, friendship, fringe, joshua coley, luke byrne, mary-kay-andrews, music, musical, musical theatre, musicals, netgalley, paul taylor, paul taylor mills, the nutcracker, theo walker, turbine theatre, west end
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