Reviewer's Rating Blackout Songs Emma Burnell 18/04/2023Anyone who has ever drunk to blackout – i.e. forgotten what they did the night before – will know that...
Reviewer's Rating Snowflakes Tim Hochstrasser 18/04/2023‘Snowflakes’ is a discomfiting but important new play that first ran at the Old Red Lion a couple of years...
Reviewer's Rating Private Lives Tim Hochstrasser 16/04/2023Each generation reworks Coward’s classic 1930 light comedy in its own image. The last time I saw it was twenty years...
Reviewer's Rating Life is a Dream Tim Hochstrasser 14/04/2023Calderón’s ‘Life is a Dream’ (La Vida es Sueño) dates from the second phase of the Golden Age of Spanish...
Reviewer's rating The Woman who Turned into a Tree Owen Davies 11/04/2023This is a piece of theatre that defies easy categorisation. It is a mixture of spoken word, drama, mime, dance,...
The Dry House Julie Peakman 08/04/2023Set in one morning, the play revolves around an alcoholic middle-aged woman, Chrissy, who is about to go into rehab,...
Reviewer's rating SAP Emma Burnell 05/04/2023What’s the worst coincidence you’ve ever experienced? In many ways, it is this that sits at the heart of SAP....
Killing the Cat Julie Peakman 23/03/2023Those of us who love musicals have eagerly been awaiting new ones, so I was so looking forward to watching...
Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror Jad Adams 22/03/2023Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror, a marriage of theatre and circus, is set inside a Big Top somewhere in...
Reviewer's Rating Akhnaten Tim Hochstrasser 20/03/2023‘Akhnaten’ is the third of Philip Glass’s operas that offer portraits of historical figures significant in the fields of science...
