reviewer's rating Henry IV Part 2 or ‘Falstaff’ Tim Hochstrasser 13/05/2019In mounting the Henry IV and V plays as the opening trilogy of this year’s season Michelle Terry is inviting...
Reviewer's rating HENRY IV PART ONE Aidan Elliott 13/05/2019In the programme notes, Artistic Director Michelle Terry, and the dual directors Sarah Bedi and Federay Holmes, place great emphasis...
Reviewer's rating Electre/Oreste Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 12/05/2019Before seeing Electre/Oreste at the Vieux-Colombier theatre, I had seen its stage covered with a lot of things: beer, feathers,...
Reviewer's Rating I Thought I Would Die But I Didn’t Gillian Russo 12/05/2019The whole thing is just off-kilter from the start, but that’s the point. There’s the stark white room where objects...
Reviewer's rating Rosmersholm Rivka Jacobson 12/05/2019This play is a masterpiece that is rarely produced. Duncan Macmillan’s new adaptation of Ibsen’s Rosmersholm and Ian Rickson’s direction...
Reviewer's Rating Rite of Spring Lucy Ashe 11/05/2019I remember studying Nijinsky’s The Rite of Spring for my A Level Dance many years ago, and finding it both...
Reviewer's Rating Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four Vera Mikusch 11/05/2019This adaptation of a Sherlock Holmes classic is as straightforward as it gets. The whole play is refreshingly natural. Everything...
Reviewer's Rating Caroline’s Kitchen Becca Kaplan 10/05/2019What lies behind that bright, shiny sheen of the Martha Stewarts, Giada De Laurentiis, Paula Deens and Ina Gartens? As...
Reviewer's Rating The Passenger Shmuel Ben-Tovim 10/05/2019Reviewing The Passenger is a very unusual and challenging task. An opera that brings to life the very dark days...
Reviewer's Rating One Hundred Trillion Owen Davies 10/05/2019This event – which consists of four short plays, with linking spoken word, videos and artworks – grew out of...
