Reviewer's rating VASSA Aidan Elliott 24/10/2019Vassa, adapted by Mike Bartlett from Maxim Gorky’s 1910 version of the play, is a biting satire, critiquing the mores...
The Storm Catherine Flutsch 23/10/2019It’s a tough old gig being in the contemporary dance business. For audiences though, it’s a golden age. The genre is...
Reviewer's Rating Cyrano Marine Furet 22/10/2019Paris, in the second half of the 17th century. Enter nuns, singing hymns of repressed lust under an autumnal apple...
Reviewer's Rating Red Velvet Tim Hochstrasser 20/10/2019Red Velvet has had great success on both sides of the Atlantic since its first appearance at the Tricyle/Kiln back in...
Reviewer's Rating An Inspector Calls Mel Cooper 17/10/2019An Inspector Calls, J B Priestley’s famous allegorical play about class, socialism and social responsibility, seems more appropriate than ever....
Reviewers Rating Solaris Emily Louizou 17/10/2019This new play, written by the acclaimed David Greig, came to London all the way from Melbourne – where the...
Reviewer's Rating The Ice Cream Boys Emma Burnell 16/10/2019The Ice Cream Boys covers a vital and important part of South African history that is just starting to come...
Reviewer's Rating Orpheus in the Underworld Tim Hochstrasser 16/10/2019Emma Rice is a wonderful example of a ‘marmite’ director, whose productions are either greeted as startlingly original interventions that...
Reviewer's rating Don Pasquale Shadi Seifouri 15/10/2019Teetering between cruelty and comedy, director Damiano Michieletto brings a new production of Don Pasquale to the ROH, after its...
Reviewer's Rating Nathalie Inside Out Richard McKee 15/10/2019“Take Back Control!” might well have been the slogan for this astonishing performer. But she had no need to take...