Review: Tristan & Yseult at Theatre Royal Bath
Review: Tristan & Yseult at Theatre Royal Bath “It is impossible not to be swept up in theatrical awe”
James is an 18 year old student from Suffolk, holding a life-long passion for theatre, and specifically loving classic older texts that are presented in modern and exciting ways!
He’s hoping to study Drama at Bristol Uni from September and when not hooked in a theatre can be found watching Oppenheimer for the 7th time.
Review: Tristan & Yseult at Theatre Royal Bath “It is impossible not to be swept up in theatrical awe”
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