Rupert Christiansen

Patronising to the people of Peterborough: BRB2’s Carlos Acosta Classical Selections reviewed

There was no scenery, rudimentary lighting, recorded music and junior company dancers – this wasn’t the real thing

Lucy Waine’s subtly playful interpretation of Will Tuckett’s setting of Monteverdi was one highlight. Photo: Johan Persson
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  • BRB2: Carlos Acosta’s Classical Selection

    New Theatre, Peterborough, and touring until 24 June

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