Tag: Matilda Ziegler

Bill Nighy really is superb in the deeply melancholic Living “Maybe he’s just decided he’s had enough”…

Excellently cast and grippingly pertinent, Maternal is a worthy addition to the pantheon of British medical dramas…

Frequently shocking in its daring and detail, Bruce Norris’ Downstate is a tough watch at the National…

All sorts of goodies were announced today for the upcoming slate of productions at the National Theatre,…

“If things don’t wobble when you walk, you should eat more dinner” Between Maureen Lipman in the…

“You’ve got that slight edge in your voice, like a blunt saw” Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of…

“His impulse is to run away, but there’s nowhere to run to” Philip Larkin is well known…

“You can indeed each fear remove, for even scandal dies if you approve” Commencing before the curtain…