The School for Scandal Emily Derbyshire 16/04/2015he vapours of eighteenth-century gossip are compared to the wind-borne whispers of rumour conveyed from one Smartphone to another in...
Reviewer's Rating Oppenheimer Rowena Hawkins 16/04/2015ou will come to know me as Oppy, grins the gangly man in an ill-fitting suit as he scrawls his...
Reviewer's Rating Orpheus Aparna Halpé 15/04/2015pera Atelier’s production of Gluck’s Orpheus and Eurydice is a delight precisely because it brings back a pristine, classical approach...
Reviewer's Rating Arcadia Mel Cooper 15/04/2015om Stoppard’s truly wonderful play, Arcadia, is something of a jigsaw puzzle and just as much a crossword puzzle. It...
Reviewer's Rating Animals Samantha Cheh 14/04/2015ge is not something the entertainment world tends to deal well with—most movie stars almost never look a day beyond...
Reviewer's Rating Three Short Plays – Act without Words I, Rough for Theatre II, and Catastrophe Owen Davies 14/04/2015eckett’s plays are always challenging – for actors and audience alike. Sometimes they are rewarding too and two of these...
Reviewer's Rating Absence Of War Mel Cooper 13/04/2015his revival of David Hare’s political drama, The Absence of War, is timely. Indeed, it’s so topical that when he...
Reviewer's Rating Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street Owen Davies 12/04/2015NO describes this stunning production of Sweeney Todd as semi-staged. It is a tribute to the show and its performers...
Reviewer's Rating Trainspotting Sophie Nevrkla 21/03/2015rvine Welsh’s novel Trainspotting was first published in 1993 and was immediately the subject of a tug-of-war between two very different sides...
Reviewer's Rating The Unplugging Alia Somani 21/03/2015he Unplugging, written by Algonquin playwright Yvette Nolan, is not a play driven by action. It’s about dialogue. Most importantly,...