Review: The Prisoner, The National Theatre
“I am here to repair”, calls out our lead, surrounded by the sun-drenched desert. His story is entrapped by its own ideas, aesthetically interesting, but themat...
West End
Review: Foxfinder, Ambassadors Theatre
Set in a post-war British dystopia, the West-End transfer of Dawn King’s Foxfinder follows the events that come to pass when the government sends a ‘Fox Finder’...
Review: Heathers, The Theatre Royal Haymarket
Lip gloss and murder, a deadly concoction. One that Heathers brews up with camp, infections and gleeful enjoyment. The adaptation of the cult classic ‘80s film ...
Review: The Woods, The Royal Court Theatre
We enter, treading on bark and wood chippings to take our seats, walking through a dark and damp wood, weaving past tall, spindling tree trunks. Naomi Dawson’s ...
Review: Dust, Trafalgar Studios
All singing (except without the singing), all dancing (except without the dancing), Dust is a show that has its hands tightly around your heart and won't let go...
Review: Pericles, National Theatre
The National Theatre delivers perfection and an antidote to the Brexit blues in its stunning adaptation of Pericles: a defiant celebration of inclusivity, diver...