Reviewer's Rating Follies Agnes Carrington-Windo 24/02/2019 1809Stephen Sondheim’s Follies has returned after a phenomenally successful run in 2017. Imelda Staunton may have gone but the production...
reviewer's rating Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Train Isabella Waldron 23/02/2019 1716Stephen Adly Guirgis’ Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Train is an explosive, verbose play set in the maximum security wing of...
Reviewer's rating The Price Tim Hochstrasser 21/02/2019 1911It is fifty years since this still underrated Arthur Miller play was first produced in New York. Â This play is...
Reviewer's Rating American Clock Emma Burnell 20/02/2019 2017The American Clock is a lavish production of a confusing and disjointed play. It reminded me of nothing so much...
Reviewer's Rating Agnes Colander: An Attempt at Life Tim Hochstrasser 20/02/2019 1818Harley Granville-Barker is still known, but not nearly as well-known as he used to – or for that matter should...
Reviewer's Rating Fame Richard McKee 20/02/2019 1619It’s not just certain Premier League football teams that have been having unprecedented unbeaten runs lately. The New Wimbledon Theatre...
Reviewer’s Rating Rattled Vera Mikusch 17/02/2019 3071Rachel Harper both wrote and performed Rattled based on a true story. Her acting as Em, the main character, is...
reviewer's rating Berberian Sound Studio Jack Taylor 16/02/2019 1787Sound designers are in the game of manipulation. They exploit our emotional instincts to intensify and control the dramatic experience....
Reviewer's rating The Lady from the Sea Rivka Jacobson 15/02/2019 1996This is a bilingual production, Norwegian and English, of Ibsen’s 1888 play, The Lady From the Sea. A challenge for...
Reviewer's Rating The Good Person of Szechwan Emily Louizou 13/02/2019 2949The Good Person of Szechwan is one of Bertolt Brecht’s most popular plays. Written in 1941, it is a parable...
