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  • Review of ‘At The Statue of Venus’ and ‘La Voix Humaine’: “It’s not just about saying it”

    Review of ‘At The Statue of Venus’ and ‘La Voix Humaine’: “It’s not just about saying it”

    The Grimeborn Opera Festival reaches its final stages with a double performance of contemporary new classics. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us if these love pieces actually came too hard hearted. Love is blind. Well, f*ck you too, you self-consciousness-triggering bitch. Oh, come on, are you gonna tell me now…

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    8 September, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    arcola theatre, at the statue of Venus, classic crossover, classical music, contemporary, contemporary classical, fringe, la voix humaine, london, modern classic, opera, opera festival, romantic
  • Review of ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’: “So long, lover boy!”

    Review of ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’: “So long, lover boy!”

    The Arcola Theatre opened last week the 2023 edition of the Grimeborn Opera Festival, starting with a visually reinvented production of Otto Nicolai’s most succesful piece. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on this montage featuring an queer-inclusive company, to let us know if this marriage of songs and drama has made it smoothly down the…

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    25 July, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    arcola theatre, classical music, dalston, fringe, fringe theatre, grimeborn festival, london, opera, otto nicolai, shakespeare, west end
  • Review of ‘Grindr, The Opera’: “It sucks… in a different way”

    Review of ‘Grindr, The Opera’: “It sucks… in a different way”

    The Union Theatre welcomes the return of this musical parody exploring the growth (meaning life!) of four men and their circumstances regarding the most downloaded app in the gay community. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the production, to let us know how well-endowed the show is. Yup. You’ve read right. The most used hooking…

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    8 June, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    amy kinnear, billy j vale, christian lunn, dereck walker, erik ramson, gay, grant jackson, grindr, james aymon, james lowrie, lgbt, opera, parody, santino zapico, union theatre, west end, william spencer
  • Review of ‘Sweeney Todd’: “As English as human pie”

    Review of ‘Sweeney Todd’: “As English as human pie”

    The horrifying lore has been resurrected with the return of one of its very first stage adaptations. Guillermo Nazara shares his vision about this new production by Opera della Luna, to give us a razor-sharp account on this old-style performance of the legendary tale. “I ‘m gonna destroy you and eat you”. Enough of my…

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    2 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    demon barber, farce, musical theatre, musicals, opera, potboiler, sondheim, stephen sondheim, sweeney todd, victorian, west end
  • Review of ‘Berlusconi’: “E la Madonna!”

    Review of ‘Berlusconi’: “E la Madonna!”

    Il Cavalieri becomes a Prima Donna in this original musical having its world premiere at the Southwark Playhouse’s newly opened venue. Guillermo Nazara gives us his thoughts on the show upon his attendance to the opening night, to share all the details about a man so over-the-top even the Romans would ban.

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    30 March, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    andrew lloyd webber, berlusconi, elephant, elephant and castle, emma hatton, evita, francesca moody productions, gavin wilkinson, italy, james grieve, jenny fitzpatrick, john conroy, london, matthew woodyatt, mccallan connell, musical, musical theatre, natalie kassanga, opera, paul scofield, ricky simmonds, sally ann triplett, sebastien torkia, silvio berlusconi, simon vaughan, southwark playhouse, susan fay, thomas s barne, tim rice, west end
  • Review of ‘The Nutcracker’: “The spell can’t be broken”

    Review of ‘The Nutcracker’: “The spell can’t be broken”

    Tchaikovsky’s most family-beloved masterwork returns to many corners of the London scene for the Christmas season. Guillermo Názara reviews the English National Ballet’s take on this charming fairy tale featuring one of the most popular scores in classical music History, to let us know if this holiday treasure has been properly guarded.

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    28 December, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    ballet, christmas, christmas plans, christmas theatre, enb, english national ballet, english national opera, eno, fairy tale, family, family plans, family theatre, fantasy, i love eno, magic, moscow, musicals, nutcracker, opera, queen of mice, russia, russian conflict, sleeping beauty, st petesburg, sugar plum fairy, swan lake, tchaikovsky, theatre, trepak, west end
  • La cantante Jessica Walker habla de ‘Scene Unseen’: “Ha supuesto un gran avance en la resolución de algunos grandes problemas de mi pasado”

    La cantante Jessica Walker habla de ‘Scene Unseen’: “Ha supuesto un gran avance en la resolución de algunos grandes problemas de mi pasado”

    Originalmente intérprete de ópera, la carrera de Jessica Walker se ha desviado hacia la exploración de tantos campos como su pasión por la verdad artística y la narración la ha llevado. Guillermo Názara conversa con la vocalista sobre este último proyecto, realizado junto con el pianista Joseph Atkins, el director David Lefeber y el ilustrador…

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    21 November, 2022
    Contenido en español, Entrevistas
    Brian Ferneyhough, cabaret, classicism, david lefeber, english touring opera, George Benjamin, Harrison Birtwistle, humour, musical theatre, Newton Faulkner, opera, opera house, paul mccartney, pianist, Skunk Anansie, tom hicks, torch, unseen scene
  • Singer Jessica Walker talks ‘Scene Unseen’: “It has gone a long way to resolving some big issues from my past”

    Singer Jessica Walker talks ‘Scene Unseen’: “It has gone a long way to resolving some big issues from my past”

    An opera performer in origin, Jessica Walker’s career has deviated into exploring as many fields as her passion for artistic truth and storytelling has taken her. Guillermo Názara conversates with the vocalist about this latest project, made in tandem with pianist Joseph Atkins, director David Lefeber and illustrator Tom Hicks (whose previously worked with Paul…

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    21 November, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    Brian Ferneyhough, cabaret, classicism, david lefeber, english touring opera, George Benjamin, Harrison Birtwistle, humour, musical theatre, Newton Faulkner, opera, opera house, paul mccartney, pianist, Skunk Anansie, tom hicks, torch, unseen scene
  • ‘El Fantasma de la Ópera’ publica nuevas imágenes de la producción londinense y extiende periodo de reserva

    ‘El Fantasma de la Ópera’ publica nuevas imágenes de la producción londinense y extiende periodo de reserva

    El espectáculo ha lanzado una nueva serie de imágenes en las que aparecen tanto los nuevos miembros del reparto como los actuales, así como su impresionante escenografía. Con música de Andrew Lloyd Webber y coreografías de Gillian Lynne, el musical cuenta la trágica historia de un genio deforme locamente enamorado de una joven soprano cuyo…

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    18 October, 2022
    Actualidad, Contenido en español
    adam linstead, all i ask of you, andrew lloyd webber, angel of music, cameron mackintosh, chandelier, charles hart, christine daae, covent garden, drama, ellie young, francesca ellis, gillian lynne, greg castiglioni, haymarket, her majesty’s theatre, holly anne hull, kelly glyptis, killian donnelly, london, london production, love, love story, lucy st louis, masquerade, matt blaker, matt harrop, music of the night, opera, phantom, phantom of the opera, picadilly circus, point of no return, raoul, richard stilgoe, soho, think of me, unrequitted love, west end
  • ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ releases new London production images and extends booking

    ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ releases new London production images and extends booking

    The show has launched a new set of pictures featuring both both new cast and ongoing cast members as well as its impressive set design. With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and coreographies by Gillian Lynne, the musical tells the tragic story of a deformed genius madly in love with a young soprano whose heart…

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    18 October, 2022
    English contents, News
    adam linstead, all i ask of you, andrew lloyd webber, angel of music, cameron mackintosh, chandelier, charles hart, christine daae, covent garden, drama, ellie young, francesca ellis, gillian lynne, greg castiglioni, haymarket, her majesty's theatre, holly anne hull, kelly glyptis, killian donnelly, london, london production, love, love story, lucy st louis, masquerade, matt blaker, matt harrop, music of the night, opera, phantom, phantom of the opera, picadilly circus, point of no return, raoul, richard stilgoe, soho, think of me, unrequitted love, west end
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