Peter Pan – Regents Park Open Air Theatre
The Open Air theatre on a sunny bank holiday evening is a magical place -…
Author Allana Isaacs
Titus Andronicus
Titus Andronicus. Rape. Cannibalism. Extreme bloodshed. Hardly the recipe for a festive Christmas play. Add…
Hunt for the Cheshire Cat
It’s not every Saturday that you’re set a challenge by a Cheshire Cat with attitude.…
Mayfair Flower Show at Sketch
Strolling into Sketch (a former Dior atelier) on a normal day is like falling into…
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
“We do on stage things that are supposed to happen off. Which is a kind…
A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Young Vic
It is rare that you see one of your favourite plays in a completely new…
The Glass Menagerie
Landing in the West End via Broadway and a spell at the Edinburgh Festival, The…
RSC’s King Lear at the Barbican
My first introduction to King Lear was at a school play. My brother, who sits…
The Dresser
Plays about the inner working of a theatre tend to go one of two ways,…
No’s Knife
The last time I was presented with a flickering eye projection before a show was…
RSC’s Doctor Faustus
Most theatre goers are familiar with walking through the auditorium doors and having anywhere between…