Reviewer's Rating Snowflakes Tim Hochstrasser 18/04/2023 1162‘Snowflakes’ is a discomfiting but important new play that first ran at the Old Red Lion a couple of years...
Reviewer's Rating Private Lives Tim Hochstrasser 16/04/2023 1291Each generation reworks Coward’s classic 1930 light comedy in its own image. The last time I saw it was twenty years...
Reviewer's rating Kidnapped Ben Reiss 14/04/2023 1419After first delighting audiences three years ago with Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), Isobel McArthur returns to the Lyceum with...
Reviewer's Rating Life is a Dream Tim Hochstrasser 14/04/2023 771Calderón’s ‘Life is a Dream’ (La Vida es Sueño) dates from the second phase of the Golden Age of Spanish...
Reviewer's rating The Woman who Turned into a Tree Owen Davies 11/04/2023 1228This is a piece of theatre that defies easy categorisation. It is a mixture of spoken word, drama, mime, dance,...
The Dry House Julie Peakman 08/04/2023 974Set in one morning, the play revolves around an alcoholic middle-aged woman, Chrissy, who is about to go into rehab,...
Reviewer's rating Julius Caesar Mel Cooper 06/04/2023 1483I was certainly lucky to be at a performance of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar at the RSC in Stratford that had...
Reviewer's rating Betty Blue Eyes Richard Voyce 06/04/2023 1049OK, let me be up front about this. I love the score of Betty Blue Eyes, the musical that has...
Reviewer's rating SAP Emma Burnell 05/04/2023 1272What’s the worst coincidence you’ve ever experienced? In many ways, it is this that sits at the heart of SAP....
Reviewer's rating The Dead CityDie Tote Stadt Josi Steinfeld 05/04/2023 944Shame on the Arts Council for effectively reducing London to one opera house, making it the poor man of Europe,...
