Reviewer's Rating Wolf Red Paul Meltzer 10/11/2015olf Red is billed as an example of “Physical Theater”, a new term to me. In this case, it is...
Reviewer's Rating Pierrot Lunaire Caroline Perret 09/11/2015ierrot Lunaire is a piece of dance theatre inspired by the French poems of symbolist Belgian poet Albert Giraud of...
Reviewer's Rating A Broadcast/Looping Pieces & The Notebook Rowena Hawkins 08/11/2015efore Forced Entertainment’s celebrated rendition of Agota Kristof’s harrowing novel The Notebook returns to Battersea Arts Centre where it made...
Reviewer's Rating King Charles III Bonnie Friedman 08/11/2015kept thinking about the various people I know who would adore seeing “King Charles III,” the naughty, absorbing, and thrillingly...
Reviewer's Rating The Stationmaster Richard McKee 06/11/2015n the heart of the West End, but very much a ‘fringe’ theatre, the Tristan Bates Theatre is playing host...
Reviewer's Rating The Killing of Sister George Sophie Nevrkla 06/11/2015hen Frank Marcus’s The Killing of Sister George opened in 1965, it was a controversial piece. It was one of...
Reviewer's Rating Cyrano de Bergerac Alex Heal 06/11/2015s well as the incomparable aesthetics of the tiny Théâtre le Ranelagh, with its mahogany panelling and plush red seats,...
Reviewer's rating Dry Land Rebecca Coates 05/11/2015Dry Land is about an American high school swim team. Or rather, it is about adolescence, and trauma, and the...
Reviewer's Rating The Hairy Ape Rowena Hawkins 04/11/2015ugene O’Neill’s classic American existential drama The Hairy Ape is strikingly staged in a new outing at the Old Vic directed...
Reviewer's Rating The Phantom Raspberry Blower Richard Voyce 02/11/2015he Goon Show originally ran on the BBC Home Service from 1951 to 1960, making stars of its three main...
