Reviewer's Rating Faslane S.A. McCracken 30/03/2017or those of you who’ve never heard of Faslane, it’s the Trident nuclear warhead base in Scotland. Jenna Watt’s one-woman...
Reviewer's Rating Chinglish Katerina Yannouli 30/03/2017lobal trade deals and trade protectivism are dominating the news lately making David Henry Hwang’s Chinglish a timely piece of...
Reviewer's Rating The Kid Stays in the Picture Luke Davies 28/03/2017he Kid Stays in the Picture is a biographical play about the life of Robert Evans, a studio executive at...
Reviewer's Rating All The Little Lights Marine Furet 28/03/2017rom a hill on the outskirts of the city, Lisa (Sarah Hoare), Joanne (Tessie Orange-Turner) and Amy (Esther-Grace Button) watch...
Reviewer's Rating I Am Candy You Are Dark Fortune Henry Johns 27/03/2017onsidering the grandness and scale of this project’s diegesis, it initially feels as if the creators might better thrive with...
Reviewer's Rating The Chemsex Monologues Vera Mikusch 27/03/2017his is an evening full of emotionally explosive monologues. The play starts off with tales of romantic and sexy encounters,...
Reviewer's Rating Madama Butterfly Owen Davies 24/03/2017adam Butterfly seems to be the opera that houses turn to as a cash cow when times are hard. It...
Reviewer's Rating Kicked in the Sh*tter Vera Mikusch 24/03/2017e don’t know where the play is taking place and we don’t know anybody’s name. But we don’t need to...
Reviewer's Rating Seventeen Tim Hochstrasser 24/03/2017atthew Whittet’s new play started life at the Belvoir Theatre, Sydney in 2015 and now transfers to London for a...
Reviewer's Rating Pygmalion Flora Wilson Brown 23/03/2017eadlong’s production of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion is obsessed with language; as a method of communication, as a marker of...
