Review: Mary Broome
Allan Monkhouse’s 1911 play Mary Broome follows one emerging ‘mobile family’ of the late Victorian era – upper-middle class people who were able to hire servant...
Tiffany Stoneman
Review: LOVEC@T
As always, Theatre503 presents a friendly atmosphere in a tucked away location, oozing enthusiasm and buzzing with theatre chatter – a perfect setting for innov...
Review: Reading Hebron
Israel. Palestine. Place them next to each other and you get controversy, tension and conflict. And this is exactly what Jason Sherman wants to highlight in Rea...
Review: A Doll’s House
A Doll’s House, by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, shocked the late nineteenth century world and had to be given an alternative ending for its German audie...
Review: The Glass Menagerie
The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is a four-character ‘memory play’, following (through the narrative of Tom Wingfield) the past, present, and future...
Review: La Soirée
For my first show of 2011, I couldn’t have picked anything more diverse, entertaining and unique as La Soirée which has found a home in a specially erected Bi...
