Review: Ladies in Lavender
Ladies in Lavender is comfort food in theatre form. Looking around the auditorium before the start of the performance it was clear that if you were under 50...
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Review: Kafka’s Monkey
The stars of the Planet of the Apes franchise have spoken about having to attend ‘ape school’ to acquire the physicality of primates for the films, which ar...
Review: Volcano
Noel Coward left a lasting legacy on British theatre, and his mastery of drama, emotion and romance are seen clearly in Volcano, a play never performed duri...
Review: PULSE Fringe Festival
Ipswich wouldn't be the first place you'd call to mind when thinking about the hotbed of contemporary theatre talent that the UK is nurturing. The city migh...
Review: King Lear
Twelve years ago, when Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory staged King Lear as its inaugural production, Andrew Hilton’s direction was much lauded for its unfl...
Review: Love Box
It was with a degree of trepidation that I decided to attend and review Love Box: a Valentine’s edition of Word of Mouth at Bristol Old Vic, a monthly event i...