Category: Writers
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: The Rose Tattoo, National Theatre
The Rose Tattoo, one of Tennessee Williams’ earlier plays, is a life-affirming tale of sexual passion, love,…
Review: The Seafarer, National Theatre
Directed and written by Irish playwright Conor McPherson making his National Theatre debut here, The Seafarer is…
Review: The Seagull, National Theatre
I’m not hugely proud of it, but I feel I ought to be honest in telling you…
Review: The Crucible, Gielgud Theatre
Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible about the witchcraft trials that took place in Salem in the seventeenth…
Review: Hay Fever, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Set in the country house of the Bliss family, Hay Fever is a comedy of bad manners…
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: 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…
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