Tag: Deborah Findlay
Review: Coriolanus, Donmar Warehouse
“Most dangerously you have with him prevailed” This is truly a Coriolanus for our times. Josie Rourke’s…
Review: National Theatre – Fifty Years on Stage
“We’ve got two hours to show the vast range of work the National has done over the…
DVD Review: Torchwood – Children of Earth
“It’s the children…” Well I don’t think anyone saw that coming. A darker spin-off from Doctor Who…
Review: The Winslow Boy, Old Vic
“Which of us knows the truth about himself?” Following the huge success of his centenary year in…
Radio Review: Austerlitz, Radio 3
“We talked about how memory deals or doesn’t deal with what is intolerable” WG Sebald’s novel Austerlitz…
Review: Timon of Athens, National Theatre
“We have seen better days” Relevance. From the moment that Timon of Athens was announced as part of…
Review: The Way of the World, Crucible
“I’m in a maze yet, like a dog in a dancing-school” I doubt I could have…
Review: The Poetry is in the Pity, Donmar Warehouse
“No prayers nor bells, nor any voice of mourning save the choirs” Poetry is one of…
Review: Moonlight, Donmar Warehouse
“You are the proper target for a cat’s derision” Pinter has never really been one of…
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