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Not a great day for the patriarchy: Ersan Mondtag's gripping new Salome emphasises grotesque caricatures and ends with a bloody, plot-twisting coup d’état. 

It is all very easy on the eyes, although pondering what it is all supposed to mean is a recipe for a migraine.

Netia Jones is a visionary stage practitioner, but this show is a rare misjudgement.

A father having marriage plans for his daughter of which the latter does not approve may not be the most original plot, but it has inspired operas throughout the centuries, with well-known examples being The Bartered Bride and Arabella.