Here’s the truth. I reviewed The Harder They Come at Stratford East when it opened last autumn. It got an…
Imagine a zombie Winston Churchill, slobbering and drunk, delivering one of his trademark rousing speeches to you through a hole…
Jinkx Monsoon takes on the role of Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow, delivering a performance that is both…
Currently in its UK debut at Hampstead Theatre, Stage Kiss explores the nature of acting and the intimacy of a…
Actors like nothing more than talking about themselves and their profession, and this wonderful little play at Riverside Studios, written…
Brecht without being Brechtian, Mother Courage at the Globe is an array of sound and colour that departs from the…
This is the second time I’ve come across the work of physical theatre company Teatro dei Gordi. The first was…
Sherlock Holmes is back in his home place at the Regents Park Open Air Theatre from the 2nd May to…
Deep down in an underground bunker made of concrete and reinforced steel, our unnamed protagonist (played by Lex Lee on…
Noughts & Crosses arrives on stage with traces of something oxymoronically freshly familiar. Adapted from Malorie Blackman’s landmark novel, this production…