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Film Review: 50 Shades of Grey

Film Review: 50 Shades of Grey
Author Theodora StantonPosted on 18 February, 20152 June, 2017Categories Features

50 Shades of Yawn

The most anti-climactic film ever, this pastiche of sensuality must surely be a reflection on a generation given to vicarious rather than physical pleasures.
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Don Giovanni, Acre

Don Giovanni, Acre
Author Theodora StantonPosted on 4 October, 201411 July, 2017Categories Opera Reviews

“Don Giovanni, a cenar teco m’invitasti, e son venuto…”

 It was with a nervous step that I entered Akko, former Crusaders’ courtyard and location for the night’s performance of Don Giovanni. Continue reading “Don Giovanni, Acre”

La Traviata, Mount Masada

La Traviata, Mount Masada
Author Theodora StantonPosted on 19 June, 20144 March, 2022Categories Opera Reviews

Watching the opera in the middle of the Judean desert is a totally unique experience. Michal Znaniecki’s interpretation of Verdi’s La Traviata saw the “desert of Paris” relocated to Masada, the ancient fortification of Herod the Great that borders the Dead Sea and is now a UNESCO world-heritage site. Continue reading “La Traviata, Mount Masada”

An Interview With guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas

An Interview With guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas
Author Theodora StantonPosted on 27 May, 201430 May, 2017Categories Features, Interviews

Performance Reviewed had the opportunity to ask Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas a few questions on his unique style and upcoming performance Cubania at the Royal Opera House, London, in July. Continue reading “An Interview With guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas”

LAC (After Swan Lake) by The Monte Carlo Ballet

LAC (After Swan Lake) by The Monte Carlo Ballet
Author Theodora StantonPosted on 12 April, 20142 June, 2017Categories Ballet Reviews, Dance Reviews

Swans are monogamous creatures, many mating with a single partner for life. In Tchaikovsky’s master narrative he draws an analogy and caveat for faithful relationships, a parallel which is relevant for the audience of all ages.
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