Reviewer's Rating The Whip Mel Cooper 26/02/2020My first impression of The Whip, newly commissioned from Juliet Gilkes Romero by the RSC, was that it was a...
Reviewer's Rating The Cutting Edge Owen Davies 22/02/2020The Arcola describes this new play by Jack Shepherd as a “tragicomedy about life, money and art”. Shepherd has had...
Reviewer's Rating Pass Over Phil Setren 22/02/2020The Kiln Theatre is presenting the London premiere of a masterpiece. Rising dramatist Antoinette Nwandu’s new play Pass Over weds...
Reviewer's Rating Orlando Sandra Kammel 22/02/2020Screens both on your left and on your right, intertwined by a treadmill for cameras. A recording studio, all lit...
Reviewer's Rating A Cocktail Party Social Experiment Austin Fimmano 21/02/2020New York City offers many different intriguing ways to imbibe cocktails and see a show, but A Cocktail Party Social...
Be More Chill Richard Voyce 19/02/2020This above all, to thine own self be true. It’s not a line which actually appears in Be More Chill,...
Reviewer's rating Die Zauberflote Owen Davies 18/02/2020This extraordinary production of The Magic Flute was first performed in Germany in 2012 and has since travelled around the...
Reviewer's Rating Frankenstein Gillian Russo 18/02/2020Classic Stage has frankly (no pun intended) furnished its auditorium exactly how I’d expect “Frankenstein” to look: metallic and Gothic,...
Reviewer's rating The Sabbath Girl Elizabeth Bove 17/02/2020How many goys does it take to screw in a lightbulb on a Friday night? For one lonely Orthodox Jew...
Reviewer's ratinge The Visit or The Old Lady Comes to Call Rivka Jacobson 15/02/2020What a memorable visit! The dramatic opening scene of men waiting at the backwater town of Slurry’s station, the sounds...
