Reviewer's Rating The Lover Ben Reiss 24/01/2018Throughout The Lover, a branch slowly grows and blossoms above the stage, mirroring the blossoming of the autobiographical character in...
Reviewer's Rating Blak Whyte Gray Ben Reiss 24/08/2017 From the first image of three automatons stuck in a stark white square of light, to its joyous, explosive conclusion, you absolutely cannot take your eyes off...
Reviewer's Rating Glory On Earth Ben Reiss 24/05/2017 Shortly after arriving in Edinburgh in 1561, the Catholic Mary Queen of Scots held four meetings with her implacable Protestant critic, John Knox.
Reviewer's Rating Charlie Sonata Ben Reiss 03/05/2017The audience file into the theatre to be confronted with a sterile doctor’s waiting room. Anxious people pace across the...
Reviewer's Rating The Winter’s Tale Ben Reiss 16/02/2017tale of tyranny, mistrust and a disregard for the rule of law is a pertinent choice for these troubled times....
Reviewer's Rating Picnic at Hanging Rock Ben Reiss 16/01/2017he scene is set simply with five primly dressed school girls standing on a bare stage. They tell us how...
Reviewer's rating Richard III Luke Davies 29/08/2016arl Marx famously opined that it is not people’s consciousness that determines their existence but their social existence that determines...