Review: Who Killed “Agatha” Christie?
Stephen Rashbrook (John Terry) recites his lines well and his comic timing was excellent. However, I felt his stature to be a little wooden; he seemed to st...
Regional
Review: The Pitmen Painters
The Pitmen Paintersis Lee Hall’s stage adaptation of a book by William Feaver, following the Ashington Group of miners who in the 1930s took an Art Apprec...
Review: Eden End
Life upon the wicked stage ain’t ever what a girl supposes. There was certainly very little glamour to be found amongst the minor ranks of the Edwardian rep...
Review: Two Planks and A Passion
York Theatre Royal and Riding Lights’ Two Planks and a Passion – the third of the former’s main house ensemble plays – is a credit to York and to regional t...
Review: Director’s Showcase – Orange Tree Theatre
Richmond’s Orange Tree Theatre runs a successful trainee director scheme, providing young, emerging directors with the opportunity to develop their skills in a ...
Review: Once Bitten
For the festive season at the delightful Orange Tree Theatre, Artistic Director Sam Walters offers a kind of grown up pantomime in the form of a totally light...