Category: Theatre
Review: Nell Gwynn, Shakespeare’s Globe
“The lady’s a wit” As a director, Jessica Swale has proved herself one of the finest at…
Review: The Win Bin, Old Red Lion
“I was actually quite good at swingball you know” As the National Youth Theatre’s annual West End…
Review: Octagon, Arcola Theatre
“Do poets get to be happy?” It’s a rare production that really makes you sit up and…
Review: the first half of Mr Foote’s Other Leg, Hampstead Theatre
“Once more unto the breeches” Such is the power of Simon Russell Beale that Mr Foote’s Other…
Review: The White Feather, Union Theatre
“With principles come responsibilities” It is perhaps a tacit admission of the complexity of the timeline (1914-2006)…
Review: Martyr, Unicorn Theatre
“I have a normal boy with behavioural problems” There’s no doubting that the fight against fanaticism is…
Re-review: Bend it like Beckham, Phoenix Theatre
“Just look at them now” A third trip back to UB2 and Bend it like Beckham remains…
Re-review: Jane Eyre, National Theatre
“I remember when, I remember, I remember when I lost my mind” I hadn’t intended to go…
Review: The Etienne Sisters, Theatre Royal Stratford East
“I can’t believe my own sister would come with this thievery and anarchy to my door…” Just…
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