Whitechapel Gallery: Nelson and Tuttle
Known for his atmospheric, immersive installations, renowned contemporary British artist Mike Nelson has transformed the…
Author Abra Dunsby-Sircana
Speed the Plow
As I sat in the stalls of the Playhouse Theatre, waiting for the curtain to…
Wonderland at Hampstead Theatre
Director Edward Hall marks the 30th anniversary of the miners’ strike with Beth Steel’s momentous…
Mr Burns at the Almeida
US playwright Anne Washburn’s “post-electric” play will not leave you cold. Classic theatre lovers are…
The Northern Ballet at Kew Gardens
Of all the Shakespeare plays, comedic classic A Midsummer Night’s Dream has arguably been the…
Relatively Speaking
“It is a masterfully constructed play that is both sharply funny and acerbically astute in its depiction of the flawed relationships of the British middle classes.”
What an Adventure: Travels with My Aunt
“Graham Greene’s classic comedic novel tells the story of dahlia-tending, former bank manager Henry Pulling, who is dragged out of a suburban existence and onto a life-changing journey of adventure and discovery…”
The Winslow Boy: Let Right Be Done
At a time when Tory politicians are considering scrapping the Human Rights Act, Rattigan’s call for integrity remains highly topical, despite having been written over 60 years ago.
Django Unchained
Set in America’s Deep South two years before the outbreak of the civil war, Django…
Di and Viv and Rose
‘Life has no pleasure higher or nobler than that of friendship’, said Samuel Johnson in The Idler. This is the jubilant message of Amelia Bullmore’s ode to youth and female solidarity which will delight women in its hilarious honesty.
(S)he is a Dreamer: Julius Caesar
“I found myself at the Donmar Warehouse, preparing to watch Phyllida Lloyd’s Julius Caesar – arguably the most masculine of Shakespeare’s plays – performed by an all-female cast.”