Under Milk Wood Zoe Skipworth 29/04/2014 Dylan Thomas’ “play for voices” introduces the audience to the residents of Llareggub, a small Welsh town by the sea, exploring their lives and though...
Brassed Off Zoe Skipworth 22/02/2014 It’s rare that I find myself sitting through a play so lifeless that I consider leaving. Most plays that receive weak reviews have a few stand-out ...
Ghost Town Kate Hainsworth 17/02/2014 Theatre Royal York’s intimate studio space throbs with RJ McConnell’sabstract soundscape and the scattered sand of Gem Greaves’ set (around which we c...
Titus Andronicus Zoe Skipworth 18/10/2013 Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ is a tough task for any theatre troupe to take on. Written at a time when theatrical gore was extremely fashionable, ...
See How They Run Zoe Skipworth 24/09/2013 York’s production of Philip King’s wartime comedy is rarely ‘laugh out loud’ funny, but provides an enjoyable evening of jokes about mistaken identiti...
