5.0★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Trojan Women Ben Reiss 11/08/2023 During the all-too-frequent outbreaks of global conflict during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, Euripides’ The Trojan Women has been a touch...
La Reprise: Histoire(s) du théâtre (I) Edinburgh International Festival Ben Reiss 08/08/2019 In 2012 in Liège, Ihsane Jarfi was brutally and senselessly murdered. La Reprise: Histoire(s) du théâtre (I) positions itself as a production that unp...
The End of Eddy Luke Davies 25/08/2018 The End of Eddy is a coming of age, autobiographical gay narrative written by the French author Edouard Louis and adapted for the stage by Pamela Cart...
Midsummer Luke Davies 25/08/2018 Midsummer is a 2008 play written by David Grieg, revised here for the Edinburgh International Festival in a production directed by JMK winner Kate Hew...
La Maladie de la Mort Luke Davies 25/08/2018 La Maladie de la Mort is another collaboration between the playwright Alice Birch and the director Katie Mitchell - perhaps Britain’s most highly reno...
Waiting for Godot Ben Reiss 07/08/2018 Samuel Beckett’s transformational and radical play, Waiting for Godot, is a key part of the global theatrical canon. Performed countless times around...
Meet me at Dawn Marine Furet 14/08/2017 In this rewriting of the Greek myth of Eurydice and Orpheus, the poet who attempted to bring the woman he loved back from the dead...
Meow Meow’s Little Mermaid Marine Furet 14/08/2017 Meow Meow turns The Hub into her glittery, shimmery palace in this rowdy cabaret version of The Little Mermaid...
Rhinoceros Marine Furet 12/08/2017 With this new production of Rhinoceros, Zinnie Harris and Turkish director Murat Daltaban reaffirm the political potency of Ionesco’s fable...
Richard III Luke Davies 29/08/2016 Karl Marx famously opined that it is not people’s consciousness that determines their existence but their social existence that determines their consc...
