Category: Top plays of 2018
Review: Sweat, Donmar Warehouse
The ferocious Sweat may not feel festive at the Donmar Warehouse but its message is ultimately one…
Review: The Convert, Young Vic
Danai Gurira’s The Convert is a Christmas treat of a different order at the Young Vic Theatre…
Review: Drip, Bush Theatre
Tom Wells and Matthew Robins’ sweetly wonderful one-man musical Drip returns to the Bush Theatre “Eat some toast,…
Review: Nine Night, Trafalgar Studios
The first play by a black British female playwright to make it into the West End is…
Review: The Wild Duck, Almeida Theatre
Robert Icke adapts Ibsen to create a vividly powerful The Wild Duck at the Almeida – stunning…
Review: Hadestown, National Theatre
Way down in Hadestown at the National Theatre is one of the best musicals of the year “Damned…
Review: Brass the Musical, Union Theatre
Brass the Musical at the Union Theatre is a powerfully moving celebration of sacrifices made, of service…
Review: ear for eye, Royal Court
ear for eye, debbie tucker green’s new play for the Royal Court is ferocious and uncompromising and…
Review: Company, Gielgud Theatre
The company of Company are simply sensational at the Gielgud Theatre – Rosalie Craig, Patti LuPone, Jonny…
