Reviewer's Rating King Lear Adrian Pulle 11/05/2016he Richmond Theatre’s wonderful ‘King Lear’ opens with discord: the fragile but steely-eyed Cordelia (Beth Cooke) enters the bare stage...
Reviewer's Rating Songs of the Wanderers Tim Hochstrasser 11/05/2016loud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan return to Sadler’s Wells with one of their signature works, first developed by choreographer...
Reviewer's Rating Lawrence After Arabia Sophie Heatley 11/05/2016s the centenary of the Arab Revolt (1916-1918), it seems appropriate for writer Howard Brenton to bring the courageous tale...
Reviewer's Rating After Independence Sam Pengelly 11/05/2016imbabwe, 1998. Eighteen years after the country secured its independence from British colonial rule. The Mugabe government is enforcing land-reclamation...
Reviewer's Rating Gorey Patricia Reed 10/05/2016lot. Well this enchanting play really doesn’t have one, so we can dispense with that. Gorey [The Secret Lives of...
Reviewer's Rating Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again Elizabeth Bove 06/05/2016e enter assaulted with deafening, thumping music, preparing us to have our ears and minds thumped with Alice Birch’s linguistic...
Reviewer's Rating This Restless House Marine Furet 03/05/2016his Restless House, Zinnie Harris’s retelling of Aeschylus’ Oresteia, is ‘not a tale for everyone’ – at least not one...
Reviewer's Rating Long Day’s Journey Into Night Paul Meltzer 03/05/2016his titanic masterwork is so closely observed and carefully structured by O’Neill that it stands up to new meanings, depending...
Reviewer's Rating Orpheus Descending Paul Meltzer 03/05/2016hose fascinated by Tennessee Williams should make it to this. Orpheus Descending is a beautiful mess, rarely performed and almost...
Reviewer's Rating Tannhäuser Fabio Rickenmann [Age:19] 03/05/2016ichard Wagner’s Tannäuser tells the story of a singer who feels angry and frustrated that his art is not understood...