Paul Ackroyd

Mass – Donmar Warehouse

This is a play about restorative justice. Two couples, the parents of their sons who were involved in a school…

4 months ago

Invisible Me – Southwark Playhouse Borough

Three individuals, turning 60 and leading solitary lives, starting to explore new horizons, eventually meeting up, may sound a bit…

4 months ago

The Trials of a Gentleman – Brockley Jack Theatre

David Martin is in a police interrogation room, preparing his defence statement for a serious crime. He is not a…

5 months ago

Henry V – RSC, Stratford-Upon-Avon

A major power invading another country on a flimsy pretext. Does that sound familiar? The RSC’s new production of Shakespeare's…

5 months ago

The Dawn of Reckoning – White Bear Theatre

Two women meet unexpectedly in the lobby bar of a small hotel in Bayswater at 3 am on a cold,…

5 months ago

The Village Where No One Suffers – Jack Studio Theatre

Four years on from the start of the disastrous and unnecessary Ukraine war, which has brought so much suffering to…

6 months ago

Masterclass – Brockley Jack Theatre

In a primary school classroom an eminent but ageing actor, Roger Sutherland, is preparing to give an acting masterclass.  Unfortunately,…

7 months ago

Twelfth Night: RSC at the Barbican

Sometimes a director tries too hard to bring a novel or unusual interpretation to Shakespeare's work, producing a confused and…

8 months ago

The Flowers of Srebrenica – Jacksons Lane Theatre

The novel The Flowers of Srebrenica was written in 2022 by Aidan Hehir. In her director's notes Lara Parmiani states…

10 months ago

Blessings – Riverside Studios

The Deacons are a respectable middle-class Catholic family living in an English town, doing their best to raise a family…

11 months ago