Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman’s lustrous, auburn-coloured hair seems perfectly healthy. Thick and shiny, it’s curled gently over her shoulders. Nothing’s twitching.
Known for its acrobatics, DynamO Théâtre has sometimes put an exuberant physicality ahead of narrative and emotion.
Usually it’s safe to be skeptical of productions that alter the Bard’s intended setting, but director Jeremy Hutton’s decision to set Lear in politically unstable post-Roman Britain is a good one.
Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte’s Don Giovanni can survive silly productions, uneven singing and sluggish conducting.
MONDAY | OCT | 13 | 2008
- Stage Scenes
- Scenes
- Theatre Preview
- Hair-raising journey
- Theatre Reviews
- Moving truths
- Dream on
- Lear lingers
- Don undone
- Well rung
- Cry Uncle
- Spotlight
- Ron Jenkins
Andy Jones is an engaging storyteller, either as his letter-writing creation Uncle Val or in his own person.
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