In 2016, I shared a green room with Lemn Sissay. We were both guests on BBC 2’s Newsnight. I’d been…
Vomiting all over the kitchen-sink dramedy, Taylor Mac’s black comedy shakes a cynical showmanship and irreverent discursiveness into an acidic…
In recent years, the West End has welcomed musicals based on films, books, and even historical events. But Greek mythology…
This was a tender play about family dynamics which takes its title from a speech in the second act that…
What would you do for a great play? In Deathtrap by Ira Levin the answer turns out to be nothing…
The pandemic was, of course, a disaster for theatres and those involved in the performance arts. But it is striking…
Act normal. Wear a black dress or pinstripe suit. Paint your face and snap along. At the London Palladium it’s…
Finger-licking, or rather phalanx licking, good, When You Pass Over My Tomb by Sergio Blanco and adapted and directed by…
Self Raising is a moving account of the autobiographical story of Jenny Sealey, Funny, poignant, witty and intelligent. Using the…
Jez Butterworth graces us with another play with depth and wonder, beautifully directed by Sam Mendes. The play currently resides…