Reviewer's rating Les Damnés Tim Hochstrasser 24/06/2019This first collaboration between director Ivo van Hove and the Comédie-Française is also the company’s first visit to this country...
Reviewer's Rating Bitter Wheat Agnes Carrington-Windo 23/06/2019It’s difficult to know while I’m watching Bitter Wheat whether I just hate the characters or hate the play. It...
Reviewer's Rating The Magic Flute Owen Davies 21/06/2019Mozart produced The Magic Flute in the last year of his life, 1791. Europe was in turmoil. In England, The...
Reviewer's Rating Randy Roberts Live! Richard McKee 20/06/2019Crazy Coqs, just a stone’s throw from Piccadilly Circus, is an ideal venue for cabaret, allowing the desired intimacy and...
Reviewer's Rating The Glass Menagerie Agnes Carrington-Windo 19/06/2019The Glass Menagerie is a beautifully-written tragedy of missed opportunities, polluted dreams and claustrophobic domestic life in the thirties. The...
Reviewer's rating While the Sun Shines Sacha Magee 16/06/2019This revival of While the Sun Shines, a 1943 comedy by playwright Terrence Rattigan, is high-spirited and brilliantly fun. The...
Reviewer's Rating Amendments Richard McKee 14/06/2019The New Wimbledon Theatre is running a programme called From the Fringe in its small Studio from 4th to 22nd...
Reviewers Rating Afterglow Tim Hochstrasser 14/06/2019Afterglow enjoyed a very successful off-Broadway run in 2017-18 and now opens with a new cast and creative team at...
Reviewer's Rating Afterglow Emma Burnell 14/06/2019As a one night threesome develops into a consensual affair between one husband and a younger man, three men explore...
Afterglow Richard Voyce 14/06/2019A well-written play can have the power to transport you from your tawdry, hum-drum existence, drawing you in and creating...
