Donald Hutera

The Argentinian theatre-makers Fuerza Bruta return to the Roundhouse with a show that is big, flashy fun but ultimately less than the sum of its parts

Three decades after it closed, the company is back in lithe, sensual business at the Theatre Royal in Bath

The award-winning actress, truth-telling raconteur and all-round national treasure brought real star power to the Pleasance Theatre

Alvie, aged three, laughs his head off at Little Drops of Rain

At the Lyceum, Aakash Odedra returns to the Edinburgh Festival with a solo derived from an ancient Sufi myth

It’s encouraging to see deaf actors being given their moment at the Globe, but Blanche McIntyre’s production plays out like a leering sitcom

From Farm Hall to Fiddler on the Roof, these are the best productions reviewed by our critics in London and nationwide

Songs of the Bulbul Aakash Odedra Company Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh Reviewed by Donald Hutera on August 9, 2024

Ananta, The Eternal Ragamala Dance Company Reviewed by Donald Hutera at Assembly @ Dance Base on August 13, 2024 Photo: Kyle Flubacker

Nino Samadashvili was languid and steely as Odette/Odile at London’s Coliseum, but this production lacked a dramatic payoff