Tag: Pip Carter
Review: The Cherry Orchard, National Theatre
“Everything that people say is so much fluff and nothing” The Cherry Orchard was Anton Chekhov’s final…
Review: Tiger Country, Hampstead Theatre
“I’m losing patience with the patients” Tiger Country is the third play by Nina Raine, writer of…
Shows I am looking forward to in 2011
My intention is, honestly, to see less theatre this year and try and regain some semblance of…
Review: Joseph K, Gate Theatre
“It’s like a site-specific, interactive-type thing, isn’t it” Joseph K is a modern…
Review: The White Guard, National Theatre
“Negativity be damned” Maintaining a strong record of reviving Russian plays (Burnt By The Sun was a…
2009 What’s On Stage Award nominations
THE SPOTLIGHT BEST ACTRESS IN A PLAY Katy Stephens – The Histories, RSC at the Roundhouse Deanna Dunagan…
Review: The Hour We Knew Nothing Of Each Other, National Theatre
Featuring 450 characters played by 27 actors with not a word spoken during its 100 minutes running…
Review: Present Laughter, National Theatre
Present Laughter, the Noël Coward play about a middle aged matinée idol, arrives at the Lyttelton in…
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