The Marquise at Theatre Royal Bath
Despite The Marquise (1927) approaching one-hundred years since it was first performed at London’s Criterion…
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High Society
Most fans of the 1956 film High Society – a who’s who of Hollywood, from…
Black Comedy at The Orange Tree
“It is a very odd room, isn’t it? It’s like a magic dark room where…
Care at the Young Vic
Alexander Zeldin doesn’t mind making his audience uncomfortable. An earlier play, Faith, Hope and Charity…
1536 at The Ambassador’s Theatre
In one of the hottest transfers of the year, Ava Pickett’s 1536 at The Ambassador’s Theatre…
Sherlock Holmes at Regent’s Park
Given the thunder, lightning and generally wet and wild weather of the proceeding day, I…
The Constant Wife
The RSC’s The Constant Wife, sponsored by Cunard and starring Kara Tointon in the title…
Grace Pervades at Theatre Royal Haymarket
David Hare’s new play (his 32nd), Grace Pervades, a sweeping, century-straddling meditation on the lives of…
Teeth ‘N’ Smiles
Produced by Wessex Grove and Gavin Kalin and directed by Daniel Raggett, it’s great to…
Vincent In Brixton at The Orange Tree, Richmond
Before ‘Sunflowers’, ‘The Starry Night’ and ‘The Potato Eaters’, Vincent Van Gogh spent a year…
Broken Glass at the Young Vic
A new play about antisemitism is, you might think, rather timely. In fact, Broken Glass…
Shadowlands
There is only one film that has ever made me, not just cry, but positively…