Madame Butterfly James Holloway 10/06/2015orthern Ballet’s tour is a double billing of technical brilliance and dramatic tragedy The evening starts with Perpetuum Mobile, which...
Reviewer's rating Lessness Rebecca Coates 10/06/2015dramatic reading of one of Beckett’s lesser-known works, Lessness addresses many of the preoccupations found in his plays. Time, cycles of events...
Reviewer's Rating Liliom Emile Poivet 09/06/2015iliom is Jean Bellorini’s first production as director of the TGP in Saint-Denis. Written in 1909, it is a complicated...
Reviewer's Rating Now This is Not the End Sam Pengelly 07/06/2015hey say your name lasts only three generations. In the profound essay Urn Burial, the Renaissance essayist Thomas Browne describes...
Reviewer's Rating Stony Broke in No Man’s Land Lettie Mckie 07/06/2015tony Broke in No Man’s Land is a new play written and directed by John Burrows for The Finborough Theatre’s...
Reviewer's Rating buckets Tom Aitken 06/06/2015his astonishingly constructed play lasts a packed one hour and twenty minutes, without interval. Its brevity is audience friendly since...
Reviewer's rating Waiting for Godot Rebecca Coates 06/06/2015aiting for Godot exists in an almost surrealist time space, and sets can sometimes be the making or breaking of a...
Reviewer's Rating The Dirty Talk Katerina Yannouli 05/06/2015he intimate space of Jermyn Street Theatre has been transformed into a wooden hunting lodge somewhere in in a remote...
Reviewer's Rating Stop! – The Play Allison Loose 04/06/2015o what are we doing? It is an honest enough question, posed by one of the more senile characters in...
Reviewer's Rating Romeo and Juliet Noa Goren 04/06/2015hat else can be said about ‘Romeo and Juliet’? It is defiantly one of the well-known and un-forgettable love stories...
