Category: Richmond Theatre
Review: The Dresser, Richmond/Duke of York’s
“Hate the critics? I have nothing but compassion for them. How can one hate the crippled, the…
Review: After Miss Julie, Richmond Theatre
“Don’t confuse my appetites” After a momentous political decision, some people celebrate whilst others ponder the uncertainty…
Review: Clybourne Park, Richmond Theatre
“Some would say change is inevitable” It was fascinating to go back to Bruce Norris’ multi-award-winning play…
Review: Tell Me On A Sunday, Richmond Theatre
“Long lost feelings, stir inside me” Like many a child of the 80s, or so I like…
Review: The Glass Menagerie, Richmond Theatre
“People are not so dreadful when you know them” And so to the second of three The…
Review: Crush the Musical, Richmond Theatre
“Just crack on and I’m sure you’ll come up with a corker!” Superficially, Crush the Musical might…
Review: Flare Path, Richmond Theatre
“Supposing there is an ‘after the war’” One of the unexpected highlights in the raft of productions…
Review: And Then There Were None, Richmond Theatre
Ten Little Indians were not PC; but better than th’original from Mrs Christie. (So) Nine Little…
Review: The Pirates of Penzance, Richmond Theatre
“We can’t make piracy pay” Gilbert and Sullivan’s titular buccaneers may struggle with a lack of a…
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