Rebus: A Game Called Malice Ziyu Zhang 27/09/2024‘Everyone has a secret.’ In Rebus: A Game Called Malice, the characters navigate a metaphorical masquerade, each concealing their true selves...
War Horse Susan Sallon 25/09/2024In 1914, nearly one million horses were sent by Britain to the war in Europe, and tragically, most of them...
War Horse Jonah Issac Lewis (14) 24/09/2024‘War Horse’ is a gripping, thrilling, yet solemn piece of literature, beautifully transferred to the stage. Some scenes were incredibly...
Waiting for Godot Rivka Jacobson 21/09/2024This production offers a gripping and thoughtful interpretation of the timeless waiting in Waiting for Godot. True to its title,...
A Face In The Crowd Richard Voyce 20/09/2024If Kwame Kwei-Armah was hoping for a hit show to end his often successful tenure as Artistic Director of The...
My English Persian Kitchen Olivia Hurton 20/09/2024My English Persian Kitchen joins a sweep of culinary-inspired plays taking over London’s stages. Rich in olive oil, crisp caramelised onions,...
My Mother’s Funeral, The Show Paul T. Davies 20/09/2024Whilst English football still waits for “it” to come home, the Mercury welcomes home a trophy laden play, originating here...
Splinter Rhys John Edwards 19/09/2024Before the lights went up on Gemma Prangle’s debut play Splinter, there was already a sense that they could only...
Abigail’s Party Paul Richards 18/09/2024Abigail’s Party is Mike Leigh’s classic dark comedy of manners and mores, set in an outer London suburb on the borders...
The Lightest Element Sofia Moran 18/09/2024An often overlooked story, The Lightest Element brings to life Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, the woman who discovered that stars are primarily...