Category: Top plays of 2009
Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Palace Theatre
“Everyone likes to dress up, wear some sequins, get in touch with their feminine side…apart from lesbians…
Review: Sweet Charity, Menier Chocolate Factory
“You know, for a broad, you’re real classy” Continuing their run of reviving classic musicals for Christmas,…
Re-review: La Cage aux Folles, Playhouse Theatre
“Judas…Traitor…Het-er-o-sexual!” When it was first announced that John Barrowman would be taking one of the lead roles…
Review: The Roman Tragedies, Toneelgroep Amsterdam at the Barbican
“Who amongst us here would not want to be a Roman?” At first glance, this might not…
Review: Our Class, National Theatre
Our Class is a blistering look at the Polish collusion in the atrocities of the Second World…
Review: Enron, Royal Court
Premiered this summer in Chichester and now making the move to Sloane Square’s Royal Court, Lucy Prebble’s…
Review: Hello, Dolly!, Open Air Theatre
Ending this year’s run of shows at the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park is a revival…
Review: A Streetcar Named Desire, Donmar Warehouse
Maintaining its recent history of strong female-centred drama, the Donmar’s latest production is A Streetcar Named Desire…
Review: Arcadia, Duke of York’s Theatre
Tom Stoppard’s play Arcadia first played at the National Theatre in 1993, and this is the first…
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