Dead Funny
As a comedy dedicated to comedy greats, the wonderful thing about Dead Funny is that…
Author Rachel Fellows
Akram Khan’s Giselle
Under Tamara Rojo’s artistic direction, The English National Ballet is going from strength to strength.…
An Inspector Calls
An Inspector Calls is one of those plays you could easily assume to be a…
RSC’s Cymbeline
It’s like waiting for a bus: seeming aeons elapse with no mention of Cymbeline, and…
Carlos Acosta – The Classical Farewell
It’s agonizing to watch a dancer bid farewell – defined as it is by its…
Kenneth Branagh’s The Entertainer
The last time we saw Sir Kenneth Branagh on stage at The Garrick, he was…
Shadowlands
Supposing all is right with the world, there is no way in which a production…
After Miss Julie
“Woah. She just went from zero to 100 and didn’t come back, did she?” puffed…
The Spoils
Jesse Eisenberg’s play, The Spoils, has landed in London like a whirlwind crashing straight in…
Northern Ballet’s Jane Eyre
In the year of Charlotte Brontë’s 200th birthday, a celebration of her best-known work, Jane…
Elegy
Nick Payne’s latest play is a tough watch. It doesn’t deliver a straightforward sucker punch…
The Painkiller
There is something inherently British about the way we delight in farce. Perhaps it is…