Category: Theatre
Review: Avenue Q, Noël Coward Theatre
I suppose I’m getting close to groupie status now, but what can I say, I really love…
Review: Awake and Sing!, Almeida Theatre
Directed by Michael Attenborough who is clearly looking to throw the light on lesser known playwrights…
Review: The Enchantment, National Theatre
Does context make a difference? Not knowing anything about Victoria Benedictsson, the Swedish writer of The Enchantment,…
Review: Les Misérables, Queens Theatre
No matter how many times I see this show, it never fails to move me: I…
Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Ambassadors Theatre
Starting off at the Menier Chocolate Factory and transferring to the West End at the Duke of…
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…
Review: The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder, National Theatre
The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder is a new play by Matt Charman, playing at the National…
Review: The Chalk Garden, Donmar Warehouse
The Chalk Garden is a 1955 play by Enid Bagnold, revived here by Michael Grandage at the…
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