5.0
Review: The Seven Streams of the River Ota, National Theatre
Theatre today is beginning to err more toward bitesize plays, accepting people's shortening attention spans rather than challenging them. The epics of the past...
West End
5.0
3.0
Review: The Prince of Egypt, The Dominion Theatre
The Prince of Egypt has become a much beloved classic, and this adaptation is years in the making. After finding critical acclaim onscreen and nabbing itself a...
4.0
Review: After You, Soho Theatre
Hannah and her mum both wear tie-dye t-shirts with a scrunchie in their hair. A fluffy string of fairy lights with glittering glass beads dangles from...
4.0
Review: Alice’s Adventures Under Ground, Royal Opera House
As the next stage in their commitment to programming theatre for family audiences, the Royal Opera House presents Gerald Barry’s opera Alice’s Adventures Under...
3.0
Review: Kunene and the King, Ambassadors Theatre
‘Things were good for us, and we wanted to ride it to the end’ reflects white South African actor Jack (Antony Sher) to his black nurse Sister Kunene (John Kan...
4.0
Uncle Vanya, Harold Pinter Theatre
Chekov; one of the giants of early modernism and perhaps one of the most famous Russian playwrights. The highly anticipated adaptation by Olivier Award-winner ...