Category: Richmond Theatre
Review: The Judas Kiss, Richmond Theatre
“I adored you. ‘It was not the same…’” Fresh from a successful run at the Hampstead Theatre…
Review: Hysteria, Richmond Theatre
“This is a complete farce” Terry Johnson’s 1993 play Hysteria garnered all sorts of awards for its…
Review: Volcano, Richmond Theatre
“The most beautiful thing about having people to stay is when they leave.” There’s always a danger,…
Review: Steel Magnolias, Richmond Theatre
“I do not see plays, because I can nap at home for free” The prospect of a…
Review: Barefoot in the Park, Richmond Theatre
“Take care of him, make him feel important, then you’ll have a wonderful marriage – like two…
Review: The Taming of the Shrew, Richmond Theatre
“That seeming to be most which we indeed least are” Despite being one of Shakespeare’s more notorious…
Review: Earthquakes in London, Richmond Theatre
“These aren’t the results we were expecting” Of all the new plays that I saw last year,…
Review: Keeler, Richmond Theatre
“She’s that naked girl on that chair right?” The story of Keeler that is told here purports…
Review: The Madness of George III, Richmond Theatre
“The state of monarch and the state of lunacy share a frontier” Alan Bennett’s play The Madness…
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