Reviewer's Rating A Lesson from Aloes Owen Davies 06/03/2019Athol Fugard is a playwright of world status and he has written almost 40 plays now. This work dates from...
Reviewer's Rating ART Vera Mikusch 06/03/2019The brief title, Art, encompasses from A to T a satirical comedy that leaves the audience in stitches from beginning to...
reviewer's rating The Merry Widow Owen Davies 03/03/2019The Merry Widow is a charming bit of Viennese nonsense with some good tunes and a bit of a Beatrice...
Reviewer's rating Sean McLoughlin Richard McKee 02/03/2019“I hear there’s a reviewer in the audience”, said the stand-up menacingly. “Well, he’d better give me f—ing five stars...
Reviewer's Rating Tartuffe Agnes Carrington-Windo 01/03/2019Tartuffe is an entertaining adaptation of Molière’s original satire on religion. In John Donnelly’s version, the criticism of religious hypocrisy...
Reviewer's rating Equus Emma Burnell 01/03/2019Equus is a breathtaking, startling, and gripping play delivered brilliantly by a compelling cast. Introduced to a tableau of boy...
Reviewer's Rating Rock of Ages Richard McKee 28/02/2019Only last week the New Wimbledon Theatre was packed with fans of the musical Fame, and this week I could...
Reviewer's rating Cosi fan Tutte Owen Davies 26/02/2019Covent Garden’s revival of Jan Philipp Gloger’s production of Cosi Fan Tutte makes a welcome return to Covent Garden. Cosi...
Reviewer's rating Aurora Owen Davies 25/02/2019The admirable Bury Court Opera has brought us another specially commissioned work by promising young composer Noah Mosley. It’s a...
Reviewer's Rating Follies Agnes Carrington-Windo 24/02/2019Stephen Sondheim’s Follies has returned after a phenomenally successful run in 2017. Imelda Staunton may have gone but the production...
