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  A History of British Architecture: Roman Britain 43AD to 410AD

  A meander through the history of British Architecture by era. Part 2 Roman Britain.

  April 18, 2026
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  Catching up (Part 5)

  May 2021 La Clemenza di Tito – Royal Opera House – 18th May – *** First live event out of the block in 2021. A visit to the socially distanced ROH with BUD to see La Clemenza di Tito, Mozart.s late opera, from 1791, with libretto from  by Caterino Mazzolà, after Pietro…

  November 21, 2021
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  Santi and Naz at the Vault Festival review ****

  Santi and Naz The Thelmas, Vault Festival 2020, 30th January 2020 Now I cannot pretend that everything on offer at the Vault Festival is my cup of tea. I suspect most of the comedy and monologues are aimed at a much younger and less hidebound audience than the Tourist and…

  April 11, 2020
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  Europe at the Donmar Warehouse review ****

  Europe Donmar Warehouse, 6th August 2019 I have been mightily impressed with the two adaptations by David Greig, the AD of Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Theatre, that I have seen to date. The Suppliant Women, based on Aeschylus’s The Suppliants, which came to the Young Vic a couple of years ago,…

  September 30, 2019