Reviewer's Rating The Tap Pack Tim Hochstrasser 08/05/2018The Tap Pack is a well-established Australian touring group of exceptional tap dancers – precise, balletic and athletic – who...
Reviewer's Rating The Fall Caroline Perret 07/05/2018Divided into three parts with different groups of actors, “The Fall” is a daring and controversial new play by the...
Reviewer's Rating Creditors Ben Reiss 07/05/2018Creditors is an exploration of sex and sexuality, of power and weakness in men and women, of how partners can...
Reviewer's Rating Nine Night Agnes Carrington-Windo 05/05/2018Nine Night, a new play by Natasha Gordon, triumphs in its presentation of family dynamics and the laughs and stresses...
Reviewer's Rating Thoroughly Modern Millie Mel Cooper 04/05/2018Thoroughly Modern Millie was a very successful film that got very mixed reviews. It succeeded mainly on the charms of...
Reviewer's Rating The Mayfly Tim Hochstrasser 01/05/2018The challenges and often gritty realities of English rural life are not examined often enough by contemporary playwrights, and Joe...
Reviewer's Rating Absolute Hell Sarah Gibbs 26/04/2018Late in Joe Hill-Gibbins’s National Theatre production of Rodney Ackland’s Absolute Hell, a guest at the La Vie en Rose...
Reviewer's Rating 4.48 Psychosis Owen Davies 26/04/2018“Behold the light of despair, the glare of anguish”. It is so difficult to know where to start with this...
Reviewer's Rating Whisky Galore Grace Dillon 26/04/2018Sea shanties play as the audience takes their seats in a community hall in 1955. Upstage, a line of chairs...
Reviewer's Rating When We Were Brothers Pauline Duverger 25/04/2018“Lads don’t cry!” is the central idea tackled by Ben Tagoe’s play When We Were Brothers. Tagoe, who used to...