Tag: Barnaby Kay
Review: Raving, Hampstead Theatre
“He’s such an insensitive git. Loves having a go at you lefties.” What price a laugh? How…
Review: The Captain of Köpenick, National Theatre
“Laws are like sausages, it’s better not to see them being made” ‘Released after fifteen years in…
Review: Publish and Be Damn’d – The Memoirs of Harriette Wilson / Philip and Sydney, Radio 4
“What next, dear reader?” Every time I think I won’t bother listening to any more radio productions,…
Review: Danton’s Death, National Theatre
“I’m sick of this rigmarole” Danton’s Death, the 1835 play about the French Revolution by Georg Büchner,…
Review: The Real Thing, Old Vic
“There’s something scary about stupidity made coherent” Consistency or stuck in a rut? Once again, the Old…
2009 Best Supporting Actor in a Play/in a Musical
Best Supporting Actor in a Play Andrew Scott, Cock In a late challenge for this award, Andrew…
Review: A Streetcar Named Desire, Donmar Warehouse
Maintaining its recent history of strong female-centred drama, the Donmar’s latest production is A Streetcar Named Desire…
