Tag: Linda Marlowe

Posted in Brockley Jack Theatre Bush Theatre Finborough Theatre Hope Theatre Jermyn Street Theatre Musicals New Diorama Offie Awards Opera Orange Tree Theatre Southwark Playhouse Theatre Theatre awards Theatre Royal Stratford East Theatre503 Upstairs at the Gatehouse Wilton's Music Hall

The finalists of The Offies 2022

The Offies recognise and celebrate the excellence, innovation and ingenuity of independent, fringe and alternative theatres across London,…

Posted in Silent Witness TV

TV Review: Silent Witness Series 2

Series 2 of Silent Witness sees the show quickly slip into the patterns that bristle against the…

Posted in Abi Zakarian April De Angelis Arcola Theatre Barn Theatre Bryony Lavery Charlotte Jones Finborough Theatre Greenwich Theatre Hannah Khalil Isley Lynn Jermyn Street Theatre Juliet Gilkes Romero Martin Sherman Musicals Offie Awards Orange Tree Theatre Philip Ridley Royal Exchange Sabrina Mahfouz Southwark Playhouse Theatre Theatre awards Timberlake Wertenbaker VAULT Festival Wilton's Music Hall

2021 Offie & ONCOMM Award Winners

In this ‘special circumstances’ year, the Offies 2021 Awards Ceremony celebrated the creativity and resilience of artists…

Posted in Howard Brenton Spooks TV

Lockdown TV Review: Spooks Series 1

I had already started a rewatch of Spooks earlier this year as part of a planned Nicola…

Posted in Books Kenneth Branagh Photos Theatre

Book review: The Half – Simon Annand

The Half – Photographs of Actors Preparing for the Stage by Simon Annand Just a quickie for…

Posted in August Strindberg Gate Theatre Howard Brenton Theatre

Review: Dances of Death, Gate Theatre

“My nature may be flawed but I struggle to overcome it” Is there anything more annoying than…

Posted in Film

Film Review: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)

“Things aren’t always what they seem” My anticipation levels for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy were rather high,…

Posted in Royal Court Theatre

Review: Goodbye to All That, Royal Court

“The older you get the more you realise: you don’t grow up. Not really. You just get…