4.0
Review: Medea, The Barbican
Simon Stone’s taut, modern adaptation of Medea pulls no punches so I’m not going to either: this is a brutally unflinching journey exposing many of the darkest...
Off West End
4.0
4.0
Review: The Ridiculous Darkness, Gate Theatre
Please don’t ask me what the plot is for The Ridiculous Darkness as it’s impossible for me to tell you. Wolfram Lotz’ absurdist radio play is a take on Josef C...
3.0
Review: Art, Richmond Theatre
Art is a good laugh. Written by award-winning French playwright, Yasmina Reza, the production was originally directed by Matthew Warchus and is now revived by ...
4.0
Review: My Brother’s Keeper?, Playground Theatre
Under the cold light of a hospital room, a family is forced to reconcile their differences. Within the cavernous space of the Playground Theatre, previously a ...
1.0
Review: Disturbing the Dust, Etcetera Theatre
Etcetera Theatre’s Disturbing the Dust has a plot that vaguely resembles Toy Story while hinting at an ongoing war outside, but what is the actual message or m...
3.0
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest, Tara Theatre
I wonder what Oscar Wilde would have thought of seeing his iconic comedy of aristocratic Victorian society, The Importance of Being Earnest...