The Homecoming
The power of Harold Pinter to shock and unnerve has clearly not lessened over time.…
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Waste
In what is beginning to look like a worryingly hit-free regime at the National Theatre,…
The RSC’s Henry V
It’s a big deal. The 600th anniversary of perhaps England’s greatest victory over the French…
The Hairy Ape at The Old Vic
The newly-redecorated Old Vic theatre boasts a shiny white entrance hall, revamped all-day basement café,…
Gatsby at the Arts Theatre
Theatre company, Ruby In The Dust’s adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic Jazz Age novel…
The Moderate Soprano
After the all-but unqualified triumph of Ian Kelly’s Mr Foote’s Other Leg, hopes were high…
Matilda The Musical
It’s somewhat ironic that the Royal Shakespeare Company’s biggest success is not staging a work…
Measure for Measure
Shakespeare was clever, wasn’t he? Bowling around Elizabethan London, bard-ing away, and managing to write…
Medea at The Almeida
As part of the Almeida Greeks season, intrepid author Rachel Cusk has re-imagined the most…
The Father
The Father by French playwright Florian Zeller won the 2014 Molière award for France’s best…
Farinelli and the King
Mark Rylance, hailed as one of the greatest stage actors of a generation, is an…