Category: Theatre
Review: The Lady From Dubuque, Theatre Royal Haymarket
When Edward Albee’s 1980 play The Lady From Dubuque opened on Broadway, it lasted for just 12…
Review: A Matter of Life and Death, National Theatre
Based on a well respected (although I’d never heard of it, let alone seen it) film, A…
Review: On The Town, London Coliseum
I can’t honestly tell you what it was that attracted me by buy tickets for On The…
Review: The Letter, Wyndham’s Theatre
Based on a real life scandal, Somerset Maugham’s The Letter takes place in the house of a…
Review: The Drowsy Chaperone, Novello
Direct from Broadway and originally written as a skit for a stag party, The Drowsy Chaperone…
Review: Evita, Adelphi
I was adamant that I didn’t want to see this production of Evita for so long and…
Review: The Rose Tattoo, National Theatre
The Rose Tattoo, one of Tennessee Williams’ earlier plays, is a life-affirming tale of sexual passion, love,…
Re-Review: Avenue Q again again! Noël Coward Theatre
So, up to my third trip to Avenue Q now with yet another group of people to…
Review: The Man of Mode, National Theatre
The Man of Mode is a Restoration comedy of 1676 by George Etheredge, but has been given…
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