Holy Fool Tim Hochstrasser 06/09/2026Dramatising the life of a composer is an exercise more than usually full of pitfalls. The devotee will be dissatisfied...
Bitter Visions Olivia Hurton 04/09/2026To watch Bitter Visions is to implicitly agree to be part of a ritual. Upon entering the downstairs studio at...
Cookie Dough Jad Adams 04/09/2026Bernie and Polly were both working in a restaurant in Bournemouth until Bernie quit her job as a chef. Now,...
Annie Wobbler (Revisited) Wilder Gutterson 04/09/2026It certainly must be an exciting honour for an actress to have an esteemed playwright pen a one-woman play expressly...
Mammy’s House Wilder Gutterson 03/09/2026The story of gay Irishmen who came to London in the late 1980s to escape the prejudice and hatred they...
Reviewer's rating Krapp’s Last Tape Jad Adams 03/09/2026Old Krapp, who has a deliberately unheroic, even vulgar name, is listening to tapes he made 40 year previously. He...
Reviewer's Rating Violent Circumstances Julie Peakman 02/09/2026The production is a thought-provoking contribution to the South East London Festival. The title accurately describes a series of sketches...
Giulio Cesare in Egitto Owen Davies 01/09/2026Giulio Cesare in Egitto was one of Handel’s great successes. It was first performed in 1724 for the Royal Academy...
The Marriage of Figaro Olivia Hurton 01/09/2026Can domestic staff outwit their privileged masters? Mozart and Da Ponte’s answer was yes – and then some. The Marriage...
Pride Wilder Gutterson 29/08/2026Based on the 2014 film Pride, the new musical at the National Theatre tells the remarkable true story of a...
