Tag: Richard Hope
Review: King Lear, Almeida Theatre
“This is the excellent foppery of the world” Considered one of the defining roles for actors, there…
Review: Democracy, Old Vic
“That’s why I love mushrooms – you pick them, pickle them and eat them” There’s apparently no…
Review: The Swan, National Theatre
Second up in Double Feature 1 is DC Moore’s The Swan. Set in a South London pub,…
Review: Double Feature 1, National Theatre
“We’re ready to go off-script now” Ever the contrarian, I took in Double Feature 1 at the…
Review: There is a War, National Theatre
Tom Basden’s There is a War makes for a more entertaining second half of Double Feature 2,…
Review: Double Feature 2, National Theatre
“We keep it loose, we stay chatty…we do not freak out” Switching it up a little for…
Re-review: When The Rain Stops Falling, Almeida Theatre
Believing that it was quite likely that I would love When The Rain Stops Falling as already…
Review: When The Rain Stops Falling, Almeida Theatre
Having its European premiere at Islington’s Almeida theatre, When The Rain Stops Falling comes from the pen…
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…
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