Reviewer's rating Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five Jad Adams 17/10/2024A single microphone rises from a misty stage in a production based on Vonnegut’s 1969 novel Slaughterhouse-Five. This is the...
Brace Brace Tim Hochstrasser 16/10/2024What strikes you first and – ultimately – last about this show is the set and how it is used...
Eurydice Tim Hochstrasser 15/10/2024Sarah Ruhl’s new play at the Jermyn Street Theatre is a real treat on so many levels. I was a...
Foreverland Tim Hochstrasser 14/10/2024Emma Hemingford’s new play poses two essential questions – if we could prolong human life more or less without limit,...
Come From Away Sofia Moran 14/10/2024In a small island town on the far eastern coast of Canada, the “plane people” arrived in the midst of...
Gay Pride and No Prejudice Tim Hochstrasser 14/10/2024This new play by David Kerby-Kendall finds an angle on Jane Austen that no one had previously suspected, and then...
The Turn of the Screw Tim Hochstrasser 14/10/2024Britten’s The Turn of the Screw is a masterpiece of sinister implication that takes an original ghost story by Henry James...
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...
Incarnation Julie Peakman 03/10/2024Having seen a similar show based around one particular dancer last year, I was somewhat wary of possibly seeing another...
