
Cristiana Ferrauti
Digital Editor at The Upcoming
Theatre & Food writer. Digital editor @The_Upcoming. Multimedia storyteller. Coffee addict with a soft spot for chocolate.
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2 weeks ago |
theupcoming.co.uk | Cristiana Ferrauti
On Saturday, Matt Berninger presented some of his latest work – from his second solo album set for release this May – at the Union Chapel in Islington. As promised by the strapline, the night was indeed an “intimate trio performance”, so close-knit and reverent that scarcely anyone pulled out their phone to film, take photos or even just check notifications; the concertgoers were religiously enraptured by the show.
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1 month ago |
theupcoming.co.uk | Cristiana Ferrauti
A strong synergy among cast members is a key element for a successful show. Add a well-paced performance complete with harmonious singing, some gentle dancing, a dash of duelling, and you have Tower Theatre’s production of Shakespeare in Love. The acclaimed movie by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard, later adapted for the stage by Lee Hall, presents a fun and emotional tale, weaving poetry, traditional conventions and plot twists worthy of the Bard himself.
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2 months ago |
theupcoming.co.uk | Cristiana Ferrauti
Italian alternative rock band Subsonica performs in North London one year after the release of their latest album, Realtà Aumentata. As they approach the 30th anniversary of their debut in 1996, the group continues to hold a strong command over their back catalogue while leaning further into dance and heavy synth sounds, blending pounding, unequivocal, and at times, socially conscious lyrics.
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2 months ago |
theupcoming.co.uk | Cristiana Ferrauti
Oedipus at the Old Vic | Theatre reviewStrong contrasts and sudden changes of rhythm are crucial in this production of Oedipus. Hofesh Shechter Company set the stone straight away with shadowy tribal movements in the opening sequence before even setting the scene or introducing the protagonists. The dancers take on the part of the chorus, the most poetic and compelling element in ancient theatre, and they bring this so much back to life it induces goosebumps.
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2 months ago |
theupcoming.co.uk | Cristiana Ferrauti
“It’s now or never / I ain’t gonna live forever,” sang Bon Jovi. In & Juliet, there’s a grand repossession, a sense of living life beyond predetermined lines and reclaiming one’s own story. The musical reimagining of Shakespeare’s most famous love play filters female empowerment through a contemporary lens.
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