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  • Crítica de “El lago de los cisnes” de la ENB: “Un tesoro para el corazón”

    Crítica de “El lago de los cisnes” de la ENB: “Un tesoro para el corazón”

    La mundialmente admirada obra maestra de Chaikovski regresa al Coliseo de Londres para una temporada limitada en una producción a la antigua usanza a cargo del English National Ballet. Guillermo Nazara comparte sus impresiones sobre este montaje que recupera el clásico por excelencia del género, para hacernos saber si este nuevo recuento sobre el eterno […]

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    16 January, 2023
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    aitor arrieta, black swan, brroklyn mack, classical, classical ballet, classics, coliseum, emma hawes, enb, english national ballet, english national opera, eno, erina takahashi, fernanda oliveira, francesco gabriele frola, iana salenko, jane haworth, london, london coliseum, michael coleman, music, musical theatre, natascha mair, shiori kase, swan lake, tchaikovsky, west end
  • Review of ENB’s ‘Swan Lake’: “A treasure to the heart”

    Review of ENB’s ‘Swan Lake’: “A treasure to the heart”

    Tchaikovsky’s worldwide admired masterwork returns to the London Coliseum for a limited run in an old-fashioned style production by the English National Ballet. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this montage bringing back the ultimate classic of the genre, to let us know if this new recount on the the timeless fairy tale is a […]

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    16 January, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    aitor arrieta, black swan, brroklyn mack, classical, classical ballet, classics, coliseum, emma hawes, enb, english national ballet, english national opera, eno, erina takahashi, fernanda oliveira, francesco gabriele frola, iana salenko, jane haworth, london, london coliseum, michael coleman, music, musical theatre, natascha mair, shiori kase, swan lake, tchaikovsky, west end
  • Review of Birmingham Royal Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’: “Beauty is the word”

    Review of Birmingham Royal Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’: “Beauty is the word”

    The most Christmassy theatre tradition continues to charm audiences during the holidays through its many productions across town. Guillermo Názara reviews one the company’s signature montages, playing for a limited run at London’s Royal Albert Hall – to let us know if the lavishness of the score is matched by those daring to perform it.

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    30 December, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    arabesque, ballerina, ballet, Birmingham, birmingham royal ballet, christmas, christmas plans, christmassy, classical dance, classical music, dance, fairy tale, family plans, fantasy, john macfarlane, lev ivanov, london, music, nutcracker march, paul murphy, royal albert hall, royal ballet sinfonia, russian dance, simon callow, sir peter wright, sugar plum fairy, tchaikovsky, the nutcracker, trepak, vincent redmon, west end, xmas
  • Alan Menken habla de “Newsies”, “La Sirenita” y mucho más

    Alan Menken habla de “Newsies”, “La Sirenita” y mucho más

    Desde un pequeño musical off-Broadway hasta convertirse en el compositor más premiado por la Academia de la Historia, la carrera de Alan Menken es, a todas luces, una historia tan antigua como el tiempo sobre el talento, la persistencia y la pasión por lo que hace. Probablemente el responsable de todas las canciones favoritas de […]

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    22 December, 2022
    Contenido en español, Entrevistas
    aladdin, alan menken, beauty and the beast, comedy, composer, disney, drama, harvey fierstein, howard ashman, hunchback of notre dame, little mermaid, live action, london, music, musical theatre, musicals, newsies, piano, pocahontas, stephen schwartz, troubadour wembley park, west end, wicked
  • Alan Menken talks ‘Newsies’, ‘Little Mermaid’ and more

    Alan Menken talks ‘Newsies’, ‘Little Mermaid’ and more

    From an initially little off-Broadway musical to becoming the most Academy awarded composer in History, Alan Menken’s career is, by all means, a tale as old as time about talent, persistance and a passion for what he does. Probably the man responsible for all of your favourite songs from your childhood (and likely some of […]

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    22 December, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    aladdin, alan menken, beauty and the beast, comedy, composer, disney, drama, harvey fierstein, howard ashman, hunchback of notre dame, little mermaid, live action, london, music, musical theatre, musicals, newsies, piano, pocahontas, stephen schwartz, troubadour wembley park, west end, wicked
  • Reseña de “The Great Gatsby Immersive Play”: “¿Hacia dónde va la fiesta?”.

    Reseña de “The Great Gatsby Immersive Play”: “¿Hacia dónde va la fiesta?”.

    El encanto de la Era del Jazz sobrevuela el Atlántico para llevar la locura y la seducción de los locos años 20 a las calles de Londres. Guillermo Názara repasa esta nueva adaptación en vivo de uno de los grandes clásicos norteamericanos, para contarnos qué clase de locuras aguardan en el interior de la mansión […]

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    15 December, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    20s, american, american novel, amie burns walker, bond street, Casey Jay Andrews, gatsby, gatsby mansion, great gatsby, immersive, immersive everywhere, immersive theatre, london, mj lee, music, new york, Oliver Tilney, west end
  • Review of ‘The Great Gatsby Immersive Play’: “Which way is the party?”

    Review of ‘The Great Gatsby Immersive Play’: “Which way is the party?”

    The allure of the Jazz Age flies over the Atlantic to bring the folly and seduction of the Roaring ’20s into the streets of London. Guillermo Názara reviews this new live adaptation on one of the greatest American classics, to let us know what kind of folly awaits inside the mansion of Long Island’s most […]

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    15 December, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    20s, american, american novel, amie burns walker, bond street, Casey Jay Andrews, gatsby, gatsby mansion, great gatsby, immersive, immersive everywhere, immersive theatre, london, mj lee, music, new york, Oliver Tilney, west end
  • 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
  • The West End welcomes its first new theatre in 50 years

    The West End welcomes its first new theatre in 50 years

    Nimax Theatres will operate this state-of-the-art venue, featuring a 602-seat auditorium apart from a large offer of leisure activities. Developed by one of the most respected architects in the world, the building includes many key quality elements, like a complete avoidance of obscured views and extreme proximity between the actors and every member of the […]

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    21 July, 2022
    English contents, News
    auditorium, broadway, charing cross road, green room, london, music, new york, nica burns, plays, restaurants, restoration, soho, soho place, stage, stage shows, theatre, tottenham court road, transport hub, venue, west end
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