Review: Poker Face, King’s Head Theatre
Václav Havel was probably the most powerful playwright who ever lived, having the distinction of being the first President of the Czech Republic as well as a he...
Fred Maynard
Review: Don Giovanni, London Coliseum
What a frustrating show. Perhaps frustration is a suitable theme for an opera about the dangers of seeking to satisfy your every desire, but this version of Moz...
Review: No Man’s Land, Wyndham’s Theatre
This production of Harold Pinter’s drawing-room puzzler returns to its spiritual home in the West End after a long time traversing America (originally in rep wi...
Review: In Our Hands, New Diorama
In terms of nautical drama the perils of EU fishing quotas are hardly up there with perfect storms or doomed lovers colliding with icebergs, but Smoking Apples ...
Review: 27, Cockpit
The intentions in this new musical, a retelling of the Orpheus legend in the form of an 80s rock opera, are no doubt good. The title derives from the age at whi...
Review: The Emperor, Young Vic
In 1974 Polish journalist Ryszard Kapuściński travelled to Ethiopia to interview the surviving household of the recently deposed emperor Haile Selassie. His por...
