Tag: Vivien Carter
Re-review: Medea, National Theatre
“I choose to take back my life. My life.” Booking a return trip to anything Helen McCrory…
Review: Medea, National Theatre
““Terrible things breed in broken hearts” Euripides’ Medea has long been considered one of the greatest roles…
Review: Fings Ain’t Wot They Used T’Be, Theatre Royal Stratford East
“Once in golden days of yore” In a year celebrating the centenary of Joan Littlewood’s birth, the…
Final review: The Light Princess, National Theatre
“See these tears flow, this H2O” There’s not really much more to say than to bid a…
Re-review: The Light Princess, National Theatre
A review of the fourth time I went to see The Light Princess at the National? What…
Re-review: The Light Princess, National Theatre
“Ringing out, ringing out…” Visit number three to this most lovely of shows for me, though…
Review: The Light Princess, National Theatre
“You are, you are…Althea, you are…changing the world for me” Long awaited and long gestated, Tori Amos…
(P)review – The Light Princess, National Theatre
Any thought that I might have attended The Critics’ Circle Centenary Conference were immediately quashed when I…
Review: The Tailor-Made Man, Arts Theatre
“A man amongst men” Described by Joan Crawford as “the happiest married couple in Hollywood”, new musical…
