Review: Far Away, Young Vic
Caryl Churchill’s 2000 play, Far Away is a masterclass in playwriting and creating powerful political allegory, making its recent revival at the Young Vic a mus...
Caryl Churchill
Review: The Ice Man / Vinegar Tom, Jackson’s Lane
When I was invited to a double bill of plays, I expected two short one acts. Oh no. Fourth Monkey’s Shizaru Season at Jackson’s Lane is essentially the showcase...
Book review: Passionate Amateurs: Theatre, Communism and Love
The subtitle of Nicholas Ridout’s Passionate Amateurs: Theatre, Communism and Love, and its central argument – “that theater in modern capitalism can help u...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Vinegar Tom
(3/5 stars) Warwick University Drama Society's production of Vinegar Tom makes a decent stab at staging Caryl Churchill's play, but weighs it down with self...
Three More Sleepless Nights – Review
Theatre is an adventure, where we have to some times take risks and dive in the deep end. I had some spare time, chose the National Theatre and got the cheape...