Category: Top plays of 2022
Review: My Neighbour Totoro, Barbican
Peer pressure finally gets me along to the bewitching delights of My Neighbour Totoro at the Barbican…
Review: Baghdaddy, Royal Court
Even if Jasmine Naziha Jones’ Baghdaddy now playing at the Royal Court ends up a touch uneven,…
Review: La Maupin, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Delving into the entertaining depths of undersung queer historical figures, new musical La Maupin proves to be…
Review: Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World, Battersea Arts Centre
The kind of show that is impossible to do justice to in a written review, Things Hidden…
Review: Iphigenia in Splott, Lyric Hammersmith
I finally get round to witnessing the scorching brilliance of Sophie Melville in the brutally stunning Iphigenia…
Review: Noises Off, Richmond Theatre
Lindsay Posner revives Noises Off once again in fine style, as Felicity Kendal, Joseph Millson, Tracy-Ann Oberman…
Review: The Crucible, National Theatre
Es Devlin’s design, plus Erin Doherty and Brendan Cowell, lead a simply stunning production of The Crucible…
Review: Who Killed My Father, Young Vic
Hans Kesting continues a stellar year of performances in his latest Ivo van Hove collaboration to hit…
Review: The P Word, Bush Theatre
Waleed Akhtar’s two-hander about gay Pakistani life – The P Word – is a mighty success at…
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