Category: Theatre
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Apollo Theatre
At three hours long with two intervals and some of the most vicious interplay on the stage,…
Review: And Then There Were None, Gielgud Theatre
There has been something a little snobbish about the reaction to And Then There Were None, Agatha…
Review: As You Desire Me, Playhouse Theatre
A study of memory and identity and how truth is often just relative, Luigi Pirandello’s As You…
Review: Pillars of the Community, National Theatre
From where preconceptions come I am not entirely sure, but I’ve never been a fan of Ibsen’s…
Review: A Few Good Men, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Perhaps better known for the Tom Cruise, Demi Moore and Jack Nicholson starring film, A Few Good…
Review: As You Like It, Wyndham’s Theatre
William Shakespeare’s As You Like It has been given quite the makeover here at the Wyndhams Theatre…
Review: Guys and Dolls, Piccadilly Theatre
Though the big draw for this Donmar production of Broadway classic Guys and Dolls in the West…
Review: Henry IV Part II, National Theatre
Continuing from Part I, Henry IV Part II lends itself to a lighter interpretation due to the…
Review: Henry IV Part I, National Theatre
Forming a six hour epic, Nicholas Hytner’s productions of Henry IV Part I and Part II take…
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