Kimberly Akimbo at Hampstead Theatre
“It’s a play about a girl living, not a girl dying” says writer David Lindsay-Abaire…
“It’s a play about a girl living, not a girl dying” says writer David Lindsay-Abaire…
It’s a warm, muggy evening in early September. The air pressure feels oppressive, and as…
Gin, Demis Roussos and simmering marital despair; Mike Leigh’s seminal suburban satire gets a magnetic…
It’s become customary that a trip to the theatre these days should involve something grandiose…
Despite The Marquise (1927) approaching one-hundred years since it was first performed at London’s Criterion…
Most fans of the 1956 film High Society – a who’s who of Hollywood, from…
“It is a very odd room, isn’t it? It’s like a magic dark room where…
Alexander Zeldin doesn’t mind making his audience uncomfortable. An earlier play, Faith, Hope and Charity…
In one of the hottest transfers of the year, Ava Pickett’s 1536 at The Ambassador’s Theatre…
Given the thunder, lightning and generally wet and wild weather of the proceeding day, I…
The RSC’s The Constant Wife, sponsored by Cunard and starring Kara Tointon in the title…