Review: Perfectly Wasted, New Zealand
They're sprawling across the streets, their voices raised in alcohol-fuelled exchanges as they stumble blindly home through the night. In this perfectly tim...
International
Review: Hamlet
If theatre is a live product then Thomas Ostermeier's Hamlet is a wake-up call to British directors who continually present the undead of theatre - the sort...
International review: Parle-moi d’amour, Café Théatre Des Beaux Arts
Imagine Rowan Atkinson fused with Sarkozy and you’d come close to envisaging the eccentric little man who giggles, grimaces, whines and whinnies over the stage ...
Gulf Stage Review: The Play
Laurin Campbell says: Where better to explore issues of hierarchy and construct than the theatre? Talal Mahmoud’s The Play highlights the prevalence of p...
Gulf Stage Review: Al Jabra
In Nidal Al Atway's play Al Jabra, a group of young teens have dared each other to enter an abandoned warehouse at night. When one of them slams the door in...
Review: Hamlet Von William Shakespeare
Returning to Berlin after a two-year tour, Thomas Ostermeirer’s Hamlet delves right into the very core of the play; he carves out elements of tragedy and de...