Note to self: Be sure to wear waterproof mascara when you next review anything at Hull Truck Theatre in case…
A few hundred feet from this theatre stands a statue of Bradford’s favourite son J B Priestley, so it was…
This tour-de-force piece of theatre launches the entire theatrical arsenal at the audience. In fact, every trick in the book…
One of the less appealing gigs for critics was watching creaky touring versions of Agatha Christie novels, so thank god…
I start this review with an apology to anyone involved with the production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and…
Many moons ago the RSC came to my small northern town putting on a production of Henry IV, Part One…
The ‘Liverpudlian folk opera’ known as Blood Brothers has been a theatrical success since its inception by Willy Russell, winning…
There have been plenty of versions in every medium of Jane Austen’s biting satire on the absurd manners in 19th…
I set off for Hull Truck Theatre, on Friday evening, knowing my worst nightmare - audience participation - is probably…
Clever, humorous, warm – Laura Wade’s Olivier-award winning comedy Home, I’m Darling! appropriately leans into the mythologised tonal tropes of…