The Rivals Olivia Hurton 05/01/2026Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s plays are rare birds on the contemporary stage. Their verbal plumage and formal grace are thought to...
Reviewer's Rating The Magic Flute Owen Davies 29/12/2025This glorious version of The Magic Flute combines music, dancing, singing, speech, scenery, costumes, and video to create a show...
Boys in the Buff Richard Voyce 21/12/2025Christmas has come early — and what a treat. Boys in the Buff, at Kennington’s Golden Goose Theatre, is the...
Twelfth Night Olivia Hurton 21/12/2025Twelfth Night is a play of capricious moods, swinging dizzily between laughter and melancholy. A character describes one of its...
When We Are Married Tim Hochstrasser 20/12/2025This well-known play is nothing if not a ‘period piece.’ It specificity is as fixed and immovable as the groaning...
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Soyoon Koo 20/12/2025Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland at the Orange Tree Theatre, staged by the OT Young Company, is a high-energy reimagining that...
Oh, Mary! Wilder Gutterson 19/12/2025The ability to execute slapstick and physical comedy brilliantly may be reserved for true greats like Buster Keaton or Lucille...
Reviewer's Rating The Highgate Vampire Jad Adams 19/12/2025This show begins promisingly enough as we are introduced with a screen playing black and white grainy footage of our...
Pippin Richard Voyce 18/12/2025If you’re looking for a feel-good, festive rollercoaster of a show to take you flying through the Christmas holidays and...
Indian Ink Tim Hochstrasser 18/12/2025If The Coast of Utopia is an opera cycle, and Arcadia a symphony with complex counterpoint, then Indian Ink is a...
