Reviewer's Rating Nine Night Agnes Carrington-Windo 05/05/2018Nine Night, a new play by Natasha Gordon, triumphs in its presentation of family dynamics and the laughs and stresses...
Reviewer's Rating Amadeus Rivka Jacobson 08/02/2018Peter Shaffer’s multi-award winning play first opened at the National Theatre in 1979 and on Broadway in 1980. This revival,...
Reviewer's Rating John Tim Hochstrasser 31/01/2018Annie Baker’s new play was first seen in New York and arrives on the South Bank with high expectations after...
Reviewer's Rating Pinocchio Hattie Bolchover 23/12/2017What a show! As teenagers, we were very pleasantly surprised to find this play both riveting and interesting, entwined with...
Reviewer's Rating Saint George and the Dragon Abigail Bryant 18/10/2017lthough the actual story of Saint George and the Dragon dates back to medieval legend, the very notion of national...
Reviewer's Rating Beginning Lucy Ashe 14/10/2017he curtain opens on the messy aftermath of a house warming party, the clock ticking at 2.45am. Seemingly an odd...
Reviewer's Rating Mosquitoes Sophie Nevrkla 31/07/2017017 has been a rough year, so far; 2016 was no better. Brexit, Trump, wars and climate change are all...
Reviewer's rating Angels in America Rebecca Coates 05/05/2017he whole world is crazy, why not me?” Prior Walters asks. It is into this flickering madness, the absolute loss...
Reviewer's Rating Hedda Gabler Tamara Stanton 16/01/2017he hype of National Theatre’s production of Ibsen’s famous play, Hedda Gabler, is very much deserved. Newly married Hedda is...
Reviewer's Rating LOVE Rivka Jacobson 18/12/2016n 90 minutes of a gripping performance, Alexander Zeldin’s slice of social reality unnerves as it unfolds. Love succeeds where...
