Aysel Dilara Kasap Voice Reviewers

‘The economy is not in crisis. The economy IS the crisis!’ 

Rossini's classic comedy, The Barber of Seville comes back to ENO for 7 performances only.

An ideal short read for the transitioning period between Halloween and Christmas.

We all know Romeo and Juliet but Rebecca Frecknall brings back the classic story with more movement.

The powerful revival of Arthur Miller's The Crucible hits West End.

This autobiographical one-woman show takes you back to the first-ever strip club of post-Soviet Estonia in the 90s and tells you about the struggles of growing up under the male gaze.

What led to the disappearance of Nina? Join Allie talking about the tragedy that has befallen her friend.

There is no debate when it comes to the fact that ableist people are the worst. But how much better are those of us 'allies' who are terrified of doing something wrong that could get us 'cancelled'? This is a play about ableism AND able anxiety.

What if there was an agency that performed the most bizarre dreams you have at night back to you? Would you want to revisit them?

The Zong Massacre and the slave trade are some of the darkest pages of human history. The Meaning of Zong is a powerful and lyrical retelling of history with well-placed light-touch humour that teaches about the past and encourages a better future.

Do you love seeing the inner workings of the brain of a dark character? Are you a fan of You, Black Swan, Compulsion and Night Crawler? I Bring Joy is perfect for you. 

How do you love in moderation? How do you accept the body you were taught to hate? How do you become yourself in a homogenized society? The debut show, Cow, brings a new perspective on life.