Reviewer's rating A Tale of Two Cities Jad Adams 22/05/2026There are problems with adaptations of Dickens which are hard to surmount. His novels were published serially so their structure...
Reviewer's rating Churchill’s Urinal Jad Adams 20/05/2026Rosie Holt brightened the Covid years with her social media posts as an unconsciously self-satirising Tory lady. With her sleek...
Reviewer's rating blue/orange Jad Adams 06/05/2026 Christopher is going to be let out. After a psychotic episode in a market place he has been detained...
Reviewer's rating Iphigenia Jad Adams 14/04/2026It is always a challenge to produce a piece of literature two and a half millennia old, there is a...
Reviewer's rating Edward II Jad Adams 03/04/2026Edward II is a bad king. He is not ‘bad’ because he is cruel and tyrannical like his father but...
Reviewer's rating When We Were Us Jad Adams 13/03/2026The theatre is supposed to examine new realms so it is good to see a play tackling the neglected topic...
Reviewer's rating The Lost Art of Keeping A Secret Jad Adams 06/03/2026The lights come up on an unimpressive domestic interior: a sofa, table, fridge and signs saying ‘Welcome Everyone’ and ‘Good...
Reviewer's rating What I’d Be Jad Adams 20/02/2026What I’d Be starts with two girls sitting on a park bench, aged 15 and 18. Things are not right...
Reviewer's rating Beautiful Little Fool Jad Adams 25/01/2026The scene is set with an archive with walls of books, papers, boxes and table lamps. Here Scottie Fitzgerald, daughter...
Reviewer's Rating The Highgate Vampire Jad Adams 19/12/2025This show begins promisingly enough as we are introduced with a screen playing black and white grainy footage of our...
