Reviewer's Rating The Cutting Edge Owen Davies 22/02/2020The Arcola describes this new play by Jack Shepherd as a “tragicomedy about life, money and art”. Shepherd has had...
Reviewer's Rating Pass Over Phil Setren 22/02/2020The Kiln Theatre is presenting the London premiere of a masterpiece. Rising dramatist Antoinette Nwandu’s new play Pass Over weds...
Be More Chill Richard Voyce 19/02/2020This above all, to thine own self be true. It’s not a line which actually appears in Be More Chill,...
Reviewer's ratinge The Visit or The Old Lady Comes to Call Rivka Jacobson 15/02/2020What a memorable visit! The dramatic opening scene of men waiting at the backwater town of Slurry’s station, the sounds...
Reviewer's ratinge The Dog Walker Richard McKee 15/02/2020The small and intimate Jermyn Street Theatre was completely packed on Valentine’s Night, but there were perhaps not many courting...
Reviewer's ratinge Luisa Miller Tim Hochstrasser 14/02/2020‘Luisa Miller’ is rarely performed but is still an opera of great interest, both in itself and for where it...
MUSIK: The Billie Trix Story Richard McKee 12/02/2020Billie Trix is an outrageous character who emerged from the 2001 musical Closer to Heaven, a collaboration between Jonathan Harvey...
Reviewer's Rating The Haystack Owen Davies 11/02/2020The Haystack is the first full-length play written by Al Blyth and it is a gripping thriller about the conflict...
Reviewer's ratinge The Death of England Tim Hochstrasser 08/02/2020This project began as a micro-play at the Royal Court in 2014 and now comes to the National Theatre at...
Reviewer's ratinge Albion Sacha Magee 08/02/2020Playwright Mike Bartlett and director Rupert Goold collaborate again to bring Albion back to the Almeida, just a few years...
