Reviewer's Rating Rite of Spring Lucy Ashe 11/05/2019I remember studying Nijinsky’s The Rite of Spring for my A Level Dance many years ago, and finding it both...
Reviewer's Rating Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four Vera Mikusch 11/05/2019This adaptation of a Sherlock Holmes classic is as straightforward as it gets. The whole play is refreshingly natural. Everything...
Reviewer's Rating One Hundred Trillion Owen Davies 10/05/2019This event – which consists of four short plays, with linking spoken word, videos and artworks – grew out of...
Reviewer's Rating Amour Richard Voyce 10/05/2019How the mind plays tricks. I remember both Marguerite, and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, the last two Michel Legrand musicals...
Reviewer's Rating Richard III Mel Cooper 08/05/2019The new Headlong production of Shakespeare’s Richard III is to be seen if possible because of the intelligent and thoughtful...
Reviewer's Rating Crave Marine Furet 07/05/2019In Crave, four unnamed voices (C, M, B, and A) echo without ever quite responding to each other. Occasionally lines...
Reviewer's Rating Shooting Rabbits Marine Furet 03/05/2019Shooting Rabbits is not a particularly plot-driven play, yet I feel hard put to give you, reader, a very clear...
Reviewer's Rating Twelfth Night Richard Voyce 03/05/2019It’s always a pleasure to visit a theatre in London that I’ve not previously attended, and given that there are...
Reviewer's Rating Queereteria TV Nicholas Potter 03/05/2019Queereteria TV is the latest theatrical development in the life of Andy Bell’s melancholy and salacious stage persona Torsten. In...
Reviewer's Rating Avalanche: A Love Story Rivka Jacobson 03/05/2019A 90 minute monologue delivered by Maxine Peake against minimalist, yet poignant and dramatic mise-en-scène – Avalance is a personal quest familiar...
