Past productions

Wild, witty and painfully perceptive

The Stage on Shuck’n’Jive at Soho Theatre

Ambitious, original and playful

Exeunt on Shuck’n’Jive at Soho Theatre

The merging of different art forms is spell-binding

The Reviews Hub on A Tale of Orpheus and Eurydice with Opera North

The director told her story through the small details: the fretting, flickering fingers of Lauren Easton’s elderly Juliana Bordereau, picking out a jerky tattoo on the arms of her wheelchair; the too-smooth movements of Jacob Bettinelli’s Henry Jonson, deliciously underscored by the bluesy strut of the orchestral writing whenever he spoke of his quest; the awkward desire of Alison Buchanan’s Tina

Opera Magazine on The Aspern Papers with Pegasus Opera

Fierce, fearless and cerebral

The Guardian on Shuck’n’Jive at Soho Theatre

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