Review: Muswell Hill
Affluent north London couple Mat and Jessica’s kitchen (beautifully designed by Robyn Wilson) is the epitome of middle class comfort. The wine rack is full,...
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Review: The Way of the World
William Congrave’s Restoration comedy The Way of the World is vibrantly brought to life in a fun and frolicsome production by Lyndsey Turner for the Sheffield C...
Review: Sixty Five Miles
Sixty-five miles is the distance between Sheffield and Hull. It is also the distance, door to door, between Pete and his estranged daughter Jenny. In an excitin...
Review: The Winter’s Tale
Propeller has a reputation for re-imagining Shakespeare through an innovative approach to the text and a physical aesthetic. Artistic Director Edward Hall's int...
Review: Belleville Rendez-vous
To call FellSwoop Theatre’s fifties cabaret bar aesthetic "realistic" would be a criminal understatement. By framing the story of Madame Souza’s fight to re...
Review: Mayday Mayday
In his new, skilfully told solo show at Bristol Old Vic, Tristan Sturrock performs the story of his own brush with death; a tumble from a wall in 2004 that left...