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Beauty and Brutality at the Arena: Aida and Turandot

VERONA, ITALY — We tend to think of Aida and Turandot primarily in terms of epic grandiosity, but are we right to do so? With their relentless storytelling and taut structures — alternating probing sequences of enigmas, dialogues and spare ritual choruses — the dramaturgy of Verdi and Puccini’s operas

John Neumeier’s La Dame Aux Camélias ballet returns to Milan’s Teatro alla Scala after seven years 

The evocative ballet will feature eight performances from 25 September to 16 October 204 with étoiles, guest artists and major

Glass recounts L’histoire de Manon’s glittering, tragic ballet at La Scala 

50 years on from its creation and marking the end of La Scala’s Summer ballet repertoire, Kenneth MacMillan’s piece puts

The Healing Nature of Theatre: Women Leading Theatre for Change

USING THEATRE as a force of good is the London and Middle East-based arts and education charity, Seenaryo, and it

Bottega Veneta unveiled third collaboration with Biennale Danza

BOTTEGA VENETA announces it contribution to Biennale Danza, marking the 17th year of International Festival of Contemporary Dance, for a

The Crucible – Arthur Miller’s Masterpiece comes to the West End 

FOLLOWING a sold-out run at the National Theatre, Arthur Miller’s great witch-hunt drama has now taken up residency in the

Burberry collaborates with The Royal Ballet

A MESMERISING fusion of fashion and ballet is on the horizon as the British luxury brand Burberry collaborates with The

Glass reviews Women, Beware the Devil at the Almeida Theatre

“ENJOY the play – it’s pretty long.” With these words, the Devil (charmingly played by Nathan Armarkwei-Laryea) ends his prologue

Ava Wong Davies’ Graceland takes up space without shouting

Ava Wong Davies’ Graceland at the Royal Court Theatre takes up space without shouting. Tracing a relationship from giddy love-at-first-sight

Soho’s Boulevard Theatre debuts Cormac McCarthy play – The Sunset Limited

THE Sunset Limited, running at the Boulevard Theatre in Soho from this week until the end of February, marks the


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