Listen to an audio version of the review here. I attended the listening party for this production via Zoom. In these uncertain times, attending a listening ...
Listen to an audio version of the review here. In a new age perfectly suited to a smaller
cast, Southwark Playhouse presents a revival of the late Charles D...
In twenty years the relationship between Katherine (Athena Stevens) and Harrison (Tim Beckmann) is planned, realised and eventually demolished. Not unlike the b...
I am filled with admiration when watching how the relationships between men and women functioned in the time before colour television. It must have been indesc...
The synopsis of John Van Druten’s 1931 play London Wall (filmed twice for television, but rarely seen since) calls to mind a British Mad Men. It’s telling t...
Tape is one of those plays that has style. It takes a while to become immersed in the strange dialogue and eccentric characters, but once it finds its flow,...