Category: Rose Theatre Kingston
Review: Translations, Rose Theatre Kingston
“What the hell, it’s only a name. It’s the same isn’t it. Well, isn’t it?” In something…
Review: Ghosts, Rose Theatre Kingston
“In other words, you have no idea what you’re condemning” London has long thrived on its paranormal…
Review: A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, Rose Theatre Kingston
“There’s a limit to what you can do” Good theatre makes you think, but great theatre makes…
Review: The Vortex, Rose Theatre Kingston
“He’s always taciturn after a matinée” I’m unwilling to write it off just yet, but I really…
Review: The Second Mrs Tanqueray, Rose Theatre Kingston
“All jealous women are mad” Stephen Unwin’s run of home-grown productions for the Rose Kingston, where he…
Review: Here, Rose Theatre Kingston
“How does it seem? Fine? Right, let’s get the sandwiches out.” Michael Frayn’s star is shining very…
Review: The Lady from the Sea, Rose Theatre Kingston
“You’re like the sea, always changing” Recent weeks have seen a couple of instances where theatre has…
Review: Our Country’s Good, Rose Theatre Kingston
“A play’s a world in itself” Timberlake Wertenbaker’s 1988 play Our Country’s Good achieved the status of…
Review: Korczak, YMT at Rose Theatre Kingston
“What should we do when everyone acts less than human? We must act more than human.” The…
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