Glory Ride Julie Peakman 29/04/2023 1056Gino Bartali was a real-life cycling athlete who helped save Jewish children from the Nazis during the war by smuggling...
Supernova Emma Burnell 28/04/2023 1186When reviewing theatre there are several different approaches one can take. There is a more traditional assumption that one should...
Reviewer's Rating Sweeney Todd Tim Hochstrasser 27/04/2023 1064Any call ‘to attend the tale of Sweeney Todd’ summons up Broadway rather than Hoxton; but it was at the...
Reviewer's Rating F**king Men Tim Hochstrasser 27/04/2023 1139You might well think from the confronting title and art work that goes with it that this play occupies a...
Dixon and Daughters Emma Burnell 26/04/2023 1262Lots about Dixon and Daughters is ever so slightly off. That is both it’s strength and it weakness. Take it’s...
Reviewer's rating The Secret Life of Bees Adi Ginat 25/04/2023 1107‘The Secret Life of Bees’ is a beautiful and moving musical adaptation of Sue Monk Kidd’s novel of the same...
Reviewer's Rating Dancing at Lughnasa Tim Hochstrasser 25/04/2023 1056‘Atmosphere is more real than incident, and everything is simultaneously actual and illusory’. So says, Michael, the adult narrator in...
Reviewer's Rating Animal Tim Hochstrasser 24/04/2023 963‘Animal’ opens at Park200 after an initial run in Manchester and winning the inaugural Through the Mill Playwriting Prize. It...
Reviewer's Rating The Good Person of Szechwan Tim Hochstrasser 23/04/2023 964This is the 80th anniversary year of a play that has become accepted as one of Brecht’s most durable, where...
Reviewer's Rating Blue Tim Hochstrasser 21/04/2023 1009Given the grim background to this year’s season at ENO it is more than little ironic that the programme has...
