My Mum’s A Twat Rebecca Coates 11/01/2018 In this season of 90s revivalism – the fashion, FRIENDS on Netflix, the Jumanji remake – My Mum’s A Twat fits right in. The set has truly ramped up th...
Wings Rebecca Coates 29/09/2017 In the preface to Wings, playwright Arthur Kopit emphasises the scientific knowledge required to direct this play, and the understanding of brain trau...
Peter Pan Rebecca Coates 03/12/2016 To fly, you must be young, and innocent, and heartless – or so Wendy (Madeleine Worrall) tells us, and it is this emphasis on the heartlessness of ete...
The Master Builder Rebecca Coates 09/02/2016 The Master Builder is a play about the spaces in between, a theme that Howell’s stunning set emphasises: it is full of slicing geometric shapes, slant...
Reptember Reloaded Rebecca Coates 20/01/2016 The Faction's monologue series returns to the New Diorama. The Man With A Flower In His Mouth - Pirandello, adapted by Mark Leipacher ...
Be Bop A Lula Rebecca Coates 05/03/2015 More tribute concert than theatre, Be Bop A Lula nevertheless is a rambunctious, fun-filled show, perfectly pitched at its audience of rock ‘n’ roll l...
Hello/Goodbye Rebecca Coates 27/01/2015 Writer Peter Souter’s first play, Hello/Goodbye, was originally performed in the Downstairs venue of the Hampstead Theatre, but moved to the larger up...
Sikes And Nancy Rebecca Coates 15/12/2014 A one-man hour-long dash through Dickens’ most infamous murder, Sikes & Nancy takes the tale of Oliver Twist and turns it into a dramatic gothic e...
Miss Havisham’s Expectations Rebecca Coates 15/12/2014 Miss Havisham’s Expectations takes Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations and focuses in on the much-maligned Miss Havisham (Linda Marlowe), often seen m...
Borges and I Rebecca Coates 12/12/2014 Jorge Borges was a 20th Century Argentinian writer whose writing transcended the traditions and genres of the time, and who was greatly interested in ...
