Lettice & Lovage – in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK Rivka Jacobson 19/03/2024Sir Peter Shaffer’s sparkling comedy and exquisite satire Lettice & Lovage was first performed in 1987. It ran for over...
Reviewer's Rating The Wife of Cyncoed Rhys John Edwards 19/03/2024The Wife of Cyncoed is pretty much faultless. Which is annoying. Whenever I think something might be pretty much faultless,...
Reviewer's Rating Uncle Vanya Tim Hochstrasser 18/03/2024After Andrew Scott’s recent, virtuosic solo-take on this play, it is actually something of a relief to see a samovar...
Reviews rating Police Cops The Musical Jad Adams 17/03/2024In the US in the 1980s swaggering cops on TV shows flexed their muscles and felt the collar of bad...
Reviewer's Rating Dongpo: Life in Poems Lucy Ashe 16/03/2024Every detail of Dongpo: Life in Poems is exquisite. Created by Shen Wei, the remarkably talented choreographer, director, painter and...
Reviewer's rating The Kite Runner Sofia Moran 15/03/2024In a captivating portrayal, the powerful story of an Afghan boy leaps from the page to the stage with breath-taking...
Reviewer's Rating Blue Beard Ben Reiss 14/03/2024Blue Beard is an old tale of male violence and the punishment of women. The version best-known today has its...
Reviewer's Rating The Masque of Night Austin Fimmano 14/03/2024There are a million ways that Romeo & Juliet has been performed, but there is something so uniquely sweet and...
Reviewer's Rating Boy My Greatness Austin Fimmano 12/03/2024There was a time when all of Shakespeare’s women were played exclusively by young boys. Many may be familiar with...
Reviewer's Rating Ben & Imo Mel Cooper 12/03/2024At one level, the playwright Mark Ravenhill has created a theatrical equivalent of the film Biopic. One of the pleasures...