Reviewer's Rating The Seagull Hannah Connell 13/10/2017 2337imon Stephens’s new version of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull is a vivid exploration of the depths of passion and of...
Reviewer's Rating Cockpit Ben Reiss 13/10/2017 3978You British don’t understand about Europe, spits a character at the hapless Captain Ridley, a statement seemingly as true now...
Reviewer's Rating The Real Thing Nicholas Potter 11/10/2017 3206he writing of intimate relationships in literature is a tricky art. In the worst instances of such writing, when the...
Reviewer's Rating Coriolanus Mel Cooper 11/10/2017 2873ompleting its season presenting the four major Roman plays of Shakespeare, this is a Coriolanus that is both emotionally engaging...
Reviewer's Rating Dido, Queen of Carthage Mel Cooper 11/10/2017 3866hristopher Marlowe’s first play, “Dido, Queen of Carthage” has been given a splendid and totally engaging production in Stratford. It...
Reviewer's Rating The Best Man Tim Hochstrasser 09/10/2017 2169here are not many plays around right now that get to the heart of the tensions and conflicts of the...
Reviewer's Rating Kafka and Son Austin Fimmano 09/10/2017 3701In a dark theater with rusty cages, a prison cot, melodramatic music, and black feathers strewn everywhere...
Reviewer's Rating The Barber of Seville Mel Cooper 09/10/2017 2188onathan Miller’s production of Rossini’s The Barber of Seville is a perfect example of a concept that weathers well and...
Reviewer's Rating What Shadows Katerina Yannouli 08/10/2017 2399owards the end of the swinging 60s, in Birmingham in 1968, a local Member of Parliament gave a speech, which...
Reviewer's Rating Little Eden Rebecca Coates 07/10/2017 2404ittle Eden is inspired by 1950s science fiction invasion narratives: characters don skirt suits and brown jackets, 50s radio pulses...
