Dead Poets Live: Emily Dickinson Olivia Hurton 14/03/2026Emily Dickinson liked being inscrutable. For those that knew her, it must have been infuriating. She repurposed the metre of...
Tell Me Straight/Aggy Tim Hochstrasser 14/03/2026One of the great strengths of Park Theatre is the encouragement and opportunity it provides for new writing: there is...
Yentl Rivka Jacobson 13/03/2026Kadimah Yiddish Theatre’s bold and intellectually ambitious staging of Yentl, now playing at Marylebone Theatre, brings Isaac Bashevis Singer’s celebrated...
Reviewer's rating When We Were Us Jad Adams 13/03/2026The theatre is supposed to examine new realms so it is good to see a play tackling the neglected topic...
One Day: The Musical Ben Reiss 13/03/2026The sense of being on the cusp of adulthood, in that liminal space of not-quite child, not-quite adult, excited and...
The Holy Rosenbergs Tim Hochstrasser 11/03/2026This play was first produced at the National Theatre back in 2011, marking an earlier period of crisis and conflict...
Tristan und Isolde Ziyu Zhang 09/03/2026Wagner’s epic Tristan und Isolde does more than introduce two lovers in its title; it emphasises the und—the “and”—that binds...
The Tempest Wilder Gutterson 07/03/2026Theatre maker Tim Crouch likes to blur the line between performer and audience, and his production of The Tempest, currently...
The Ballad of Johnny and June Julie Peakman 07/03/2026Along with some excellent acoustic guitar playing by the guitarist Ryan O’Donnell, we are introduced to the backing band– first...
The Last Days of Liz Truss? Tim Hochstrasser 06/03/2026What more is there to say about Liz Truss? Did the lettuce have the final word, as well as the...
