Reviewer's Rating The Verb, “To Love” Richard McKee 02/05/2015oasting one of the oldest pub theatres in London, the Old Red Lion in Islington reaches out to the LGBT...
Reviewer's Rating Portia Coughlan Richard McKee 02/05/2015oasting one of the oldest pub theatres in London, the Old Red Lion in bustling and trendy Islington usually fills...
Reviewer's Rating Closer To Heaven Richard Voyce 30/04/2015 few years back, being something of a fan of The Pet Shop Boys, I’m sure I could have sung you...
Reviewer's Rating Result Adrian Pulle 28/04/2015his short match-length play (45 minutes each half), explores the pressures undergone by a group of young footballers at a...
Reviewer's Rating Clarion Allison Loose 24/04/2015n the digital age, when old school printed newspapers fight for survival, and yellow press journalism has modernized into a...
Reviewer's Rating A Level Playing Field Adrian Pulle 23/04/2015he sole setting for Jonathan Lewis’ ‘A Level Playing Field’ is a school classroom covered with photocopied pictures of a...
Reviewer's Rating Innocence Hippolyte Broud 22/04/2015ierre Dux, one of the most illustrious members of the “Maison de Molière” habitually compared the Comédie Française to an...
Reviewer's Rating Each His Own Wilderness Sam Pengelly 20/04/2015oris Lessing arrived in London from Africa in 1949; accompanied by her young son, £20 and the manuscript for her...
Reviewer's Rating Let There Be Love Emile Poivet 19/04/2015fter runs in London and Baltimore, Let There Be Love makes its West Coast debut at the American Conservatory Theatre....
Reviewer’s Rating Measure For Measure Rowena Hawkins 17/04/2015heek by Jowl and Russia’s Pushkin Theatre untangle the moral knot of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure with electrifying results. Stripping...