Juno and the Paycock Tim Hochstrasser 09/10/2024This year marks the centenary of the first London production of the second part of Sean O’Casey’s Dublin Trilogy – ‘Juno...
Bellringers Sofia Moran 09/10/2024Set in an unnamed rural community steeped in folklore and mystery, Bellringers introduces us to Aspinall and Clement, two young...
Reviewer's Rating Reverberation Hal Wooliscroft 09/10/2024Whilst The Inheritance took audiences by storm, it has taken a little while for Matthew López’s 2015 play Reverberation to...
Nowhere Ashvin Vasudeva 09/10/2024Nowhere is the debut play by actor and activist Khalid Abdalla, partially autobiographical but primarily an exploration of his relationship...
A Different Song Owen Davies 07/10/2024This short play – a three-hander from Liz Tait – is about the intriguing relationships between three participants at a...
The Whistling Tim Hochstrasser 07/10/2024‘The Whistling’ is adapted from a successful novel by Rebecca Netley, which is both a detective thriller and a ghost...
The Real Thing Wilder Gutterson 07/10/2024Tom Stoppard’s, The Real Thing, currently being revived at The Old Vic and directed by Max Webster, is a comedy-drama...
I Fagiolini, From Venice with Love Wilder Gutterson 06/10/2024I Figiolini, a vocal ensemble specialising in Early music, presented a programme entitled From Venice (to Rome) With Love at...
Coriolanus Rivka Jacobson 04/10/2024Coriolanus, one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known tragedies, delves into themes of political power, rebellion, and personal pride. The play was banned...
Look Back in Anger Olivia Hurton 04/10/2024In 1956, Look Back in Anger, John Osborne’s establishment-shaking play, premiered at the Royal Court. It was an event that...
