Category: National Theatre
Review: Her Naked Skin, National Theatre
Much of the talk about Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s new play Her Naked Skin has focused on the rather…
Review: in-i, National Theatre
in-i marks a remarkable collaboration between dancer/choreographer Akram Khan and actress Juliette Binoche in which they dared…
Review: The Revenger’s Tragedy, National Theatre
The Revenger’s Tragedy is a Jacobean revenge play of dubious authorship but these day, attributed to Thomas…
Review: The Year of Magical Thinking, National Theatre
Based on the memoir of the same name by Joan Didion, recounting a year in the life…
Review: The Hour We Knew Nothing Of Each Other, National Theatre
Featuring 450 characters played by 27 actors with not a word spoken during its 100 minutes running…
Review: Present Laughter, National Theatre
Present Laughter, the Noël Coward play about a middle aged matinée idol, arrives at the Lyttelton in…
Review: The Enchantment, National Theatre
Does context make a difference? Not knowing anything about Victoria Benedictsson, the Swedish writer of The Enchantment,…
Review: The Hothouse, National Theatre
Pinter is one of those playwrights who I know I ought to like but I’ve never really…
Review: Saint Joan, National Theatre
With Saint Joan, George Bernard Shaw took the well-known story of Joan of Arc, a young peasant…
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