Review: Measure For Measure
The Rose Theatre’s performance space is an intimate balcony that looks out over the archaeological remains of the original Rose, home of many of Shakespeare and...
Elinor Walpole
Review: Don Carlos
Don Carlos at the Blue Elephant was a very special and beautiful piece of work. A simple set consisting of a blacked-out space with a bronze diamond painted cen...
Review: The Possibilities
Red Line Productions' "exhilarating new interpretation" of Howard Barker’s series of short plays, The Possibilities, was, in fact, exhausting. The opening p...
Review: Blind Date and 27 Wagons Full of Cotton
Make and Bake’s double bill of Southern dramas begins with a light-hearted look at dating and the modern Southern Belle in Horton Foote’s Blind Date. In the pro...
Review: Mixed Marriage
Mixed Marriage is an intense and claustrophobic play set solely in one location; the living room of Protestant family the Raineys. The head of the family, Jo...
Can musical theatre be relevant in today’s society?
Last week I took part in my first-ever panel discussion, at Theatre Royal Stratford East. The discussion took place after the performance of A Clockwork Ora...
