Tag: Dwane Walcott

Posted in Ella Hickson National Theatre Theatre

Not-a-Review: ANNA, National Theatre

Created by playwright Ella Hickson (The Writer) and sound designers Ben and Max Ringham, ANNA is directed by Natalie Abrahami with…

Posted in Harold Pinter Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Pinter Four, Harold Pinter Theatre

Pinter Four serves up something of a difficult double bill at the Harold Pinter Theatre, but Bríd Brennan…

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2018 BroadwayWorld UK Awards Shortlist

Best Actor in a New Production of a Musical Alex Wadham, The Full Monty: The Musical, Old…

Posted in Almeida Theatre Theatre Theatre review

Review: Machinal, Almeida Theatre

Sophie Treadwell’s 1928 expressionist play Machinal receives an extraordinary production from Natalie Abrahami at the Almeida Theate…

Posted in Donmar Warehouse Theatre

Review: One Night In Miami…, Donmar Warehouse

“I’m way too pretty not to be in the movies” Just a quickie for this, as it…

Posted in Open Air Theatre Shakespeare Theatre

Review: Henry V, Open Air Theatre

“This revolt of thine is like another fall of man” It would be great to live in…

Posted in Ancient Greeks Caroline Bird Chris Thorpe Gate Theatre Lulu Raczka Suhayla El-Bushra Theatre

Review: The Iphigenia Quartet, Gate Theatre

“We all make – sacrifices” And still the Greeks come. The Gate Theatre have taken Euripides’ Iphigenia…

Posted in Barbican Theatre Shakespeare Theatre

Review: Hamlet, Barbican

“The play’s the thing” See, after all the kerfuffle and an insane (and irresponsible) amount of press…

Posted in Enda Walsh Royal Court Theatre

Review: The Twits, Royal Court

“It means, Mrs Twit, we’re going to have some fun”  Truth be told, I wasn’t really a…