Review: A View From Islington North, Arts Theatre
Labour rebels, a bereaved mother of a blown-up soldier and a disconnected upper middle class couple all feature in the first half of Out of Joint’s A View From ...
Caryl Churchill
Review: A Number, Lakeside Theatre
Caryl Churchill tests the boundaries of playing God in a world obsessed with modification and experimentation. A father’s battle to keep a memory alive turns in...
Review: The Skriker, Royal Exchange Theatre
This was my first time at the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre, and I am now a firm believer that it is “the most ravishing site for a regional theatre anywher...
Review: A Number, Young Vic
Caryl Churchill’s A Number is a play one needs to pay attention to. Bernard (Lex Shrapnel) is meeting with his father, Salter (John Shrapnel). However, we quick...
Review: Light Shining in Buckinghamshire, National Theatre
The time is 1650 and revolution is in the air. Caryl Churchill’s play is about Ranters, Levellers, Diggers and the gentry. Or in other words, the English Civil ...
Review: Walking the Tightrope: The tension between art and politics, Theatre Delicatessen
As was possibly inevitably the case, a hell of a lot of questions were thrown at the audience at Walking the Tightrope: The tension between art and politics, qu...