Riana Howarth

My Dead – Barons Court Theatre

From growing up in Washington state, to her flat in South Ealing, Carolyn Hartvigsen has traversed the continents but the…

2 years ago

Phaedra – The National Theatre

Simon Stone’s take on this Greek Tragedy finds itself in a domestic setting, ostensibly a quintessentially British family sitcom. It…

2 years ago

The Lehman Trilogy – Gillian Lynne Theatre

“He dances so hard, he doesn’t hear the music stop” Sam Mendes’ production returns with terrific direction from Zoe Ford…

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<strong>Welcome Home – Soho Theatre</strong>

Willy Hudson takes us on an adventure into a lurid, phantasmagoria of his past. It begins with Willy returning to…

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<strong>The Elephant Song – Park Theatre</strong>

When a psychiatrist misses work unexpectedly the head of the hospital, Doctor Greenberg (Jon Osbaldeston) covers for him. One of…

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<strong>Iphigenia – The Hope Theatre</strong>

This take on a Greek classic directed by Elsie Yager focuses on how a woman may submit herself to a…

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<strong>Paradise Now! – Bush Theatre</strong>

Paradise Now! reflects the growing empowerment of women in our society, showing both unity and darker, more toxic aspects. The…

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<strong>Jazz Emu: You Shouldn’t Have – Soho Theatre</strong>

A screen cycles through a mixed bag of tweets sent to the mysterious Jazz Emu (Archie Henderson) as we wait…

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<strong>Alice in Wonderland – Brixton House</strong>

Alice in Wonderland devised by Poltergeist is an original, lurid take on the classic. On the tube, Alice and her…

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The Wind in the Wilton’s – Wilton’s Music Hall

This enchanting adaptation of The Wind in the Willows captures the spirit of community with a magical, fantastical element from…

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