Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Meek, Traverse Theatre
★★★ Penelope Skinner’s Meek explores the negative impacts that the right to freedom of expression has on both individual and country. After Irene is imprison...
Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Review: Notorious, Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Notorious, performed as part of the Fierce Festival, is a piece described as ‘live art, theatre, dance and fine art’. The Festival, hosted at various venues aro...
Review: LOVE, National Theatre
Alexander Zeldin’s world premiere of Love is by no means a stereotypical interpretation of the emotion. Natasha Jenkins presents a semi-immersive set, a run-dow...
Review: The Government Inspector, Theatre Royal Stratford East
The Government Inspector is a comedy masterpiece. It’s very hard to go wrong with Nikolai Gogol’s hilarious moral satire about a government inspector’s arrival ...
Review: The Government Inspector, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The malleability of theatre is what makes the art form so exciting. There are always ways to make the experience as fresh, engaging and accessible as possible. ...
Guest Blog: What there is to love about being an understudy
The subject of understudies seems to be particularly potent at the moment. As producers rely more heavily on star vehicles to sell tickets, press attention is h...