Review: Act and Terminal 3, The Coronet
Swedish playwright Lars Norén cannot be accused of being a household name, yet this double bill of experimental shorts shows him to be a writer of the highest o...
Anthony Neilson
Review: The Prudes, Royal Court
A woman and a man are going to have sex. They need to have sex, in fact. It might be now or never. In Anthony Neilson’s The Prudes, neither character is in fact...
Review: The Night Before Christmas, Soho Theatre
The very idea of trying to create an original Christmas story seems like an impossibility: surely every festive trope and possible cliché has been exhausted by ...
Competition: Win tickets to The Night Before Christmas at Soho Theatre
"It's the most magical time of the year" - at least that is what we're normally led to believe, but in Soho Theatre's alternative Christmas show, The Night Befo...
Review: The Wonderful World of Dissocia
Time-flies, sadistic scapegoats and morbid, singing polar bears – where else could we be but The Wonderful World of Dissocia? Anthony Nielson’s weird and wond...
Royal Court Artistic Director Vicky Featherstone announces Open Court festival
This morning, the Royal Court Theatre announced Open Court, its summer festival (10 June – 20 July) of plays, ideas and events chosen and suggested by a gro...