Reviewer's rating Jad Adams 09/10/2026Set in a hospital room in 1950, we watch as George Orwell faces his imminent death aged 46. Mark Stratford...
De Profundis Wilder Gutterson 07/10/2026The two years that Oscar Wilde spent incarcerated in Reading Gaol for an illegal homosexual relationship marked a profound shift...
Golden Boy Tim Hochstrasser 18/09/2026Clifford Odets is not a widely remembered name or regularly produced playwright and yet this play, when you see it,...
Reviewer's rating Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky Jad Adams 17/09/2026Based on Patrick Hamilton’s trilogy of the same name, this play starts with Bob, who wants to be a novelist...
Reviewer's rating Crime and Punishment Jad Adams 16/09/2026A student alone in his room for days on end dreams of what it is to be a great man....
A Month in the Country Wilder Gutterson 13/09/2026Turgenev wrote about the frustrations of love, emotional paralysis and the romantic disappointments of the Russian aristocracy decades before Chekhov....
Reviewer's rating Night City Jad Adams 12/09/2026Scenes of night-time streets in London from a drivers’ point of view are projected at the back of the stage. ...
Kimberly Akimbo Tim Hochstrasser 12/09/2026It might seem an odd place to begin a review, but the interview in the programme that accompanies Kimberly Akimbo...
Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie Tim Hochstrasser 11/09/2026This tried-and-tested show returns to Soho for a short run, and is as rewarding as it ever was. It is...
Review Rating The Obituary Julie Peakman 10/09/2026Before the lights go up on furniture packed up for moving, we hear the sound of western songs like Madonna’s...
