Category: fosterIANs
Review: Reasons To Be Pretty, Almeida Theatre
“I guess there’s a compliment wedged in there somewhere” Neil LaBute has developed a reputation for fierce…
Review: The Pitmen Painters, Duchess Theatre
“And when I stopped to look at what I’d done, suddenly I realised it was light –…
Review: 13, National Theatre
“Over the last year, it feels like it’s all falling apart…in this country…across the world…” Mike Bartlett…
Review: Sweeney Todd, Chichester Festival Theatre
“No denying times is hard sir, even harder than the worst pies in London” This may surprise…
Review: Di and Viv and Rose, Hampstead Downstairs
“We could really live together, what do you think?” Continuing their practice of showcasing new writing in…
Review: Perchance to Dream, Finborough Theatre
“If you run out of words, just burst into song” The Finborough Theatre in West London has…
Review: Ragtime, Landor Theatre
“It was the music of something beginning…” Earlier this year, it did seem that the Landor had a…
Review: Parade, Southwark Playhouse
“It means the journey ahead might get shorter, I might reach the end of my rope” Hardly…
Re-review: London Road, National (and thinking about riots)
“If you make your house look nice, if you feel good about where you live, you’ll en-…
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