Reviewer's Rating My Father, Odysseus Joshua Korber Hoffman 19/03/2016ome three thousand years after the writing of The Odyssey, British-based playwright Timberlake Wertenbaker, winner of the 2016 Writer’s Guild...
Reviewer's Rating NotMoses Rivka Jacobson 18/03/2016ary Sinyor’s first play ‘NotMoses’ draws its narrative arc from the Old Testament books of Genesis and Exodus. It comprises...
Reviewer's Rating The Truth Luke Davies 18/03/2016lice and Michel are having an affair. Their respective partners, Paul and Laurence, are also having an affair – although...
Reviewer's Rating Boris Godunov Rivka Jacobson 16/03/2016n interesting, yet traditional, reading of Mussorgsky’s masterpiece is presented at the Royal Opera House in the original (1869) seven-scene version,...
Reviewer's Rating Miss Atomic Bomb Nicholas Potter 16/03/2016iss Atomic Bomb is an ambitious new musical that promises much, but sadly fails to deliver: it feels surprisingly embryonic...
Reviewer's Rating Caenis Austin Fimmano 15/03/2016hen you decide to see a physical theater adaptation of Ovid at a Chelsea art gallery, you know you’re in...
Reviewer's Rating I See You Luke Davies 14/03/2016en is a nineteen-year-old university student living in South Africa. Born after the Apartheid and having lived abroad for several...
Reviewer's Rating German Skerries Tom Aitken 12/03/2016his play would be extremely unlikely to have a hit run in the West End. (I wrote that partly to...
Reviewer's Rating Bar Mitzvah Boy Roger Mortimer 11/03/2016once had a long chat with a female (and therefore Reform) rabbi about the central beliefs of Judaism. I remember...
Reviewer's Rating Akhnaten Craig Walmsley 10/03/2016pera isn’t quite the right word. Though some of his more recent works in the genre hew more closely to...