Review: Pity, Royal Court Theatre
Imagine all the bad, unlucky and disastrous things that could ever possible happen. Let them all happen one after the other, make it bonkers, and then you have ...
Chloe Lamford
Review: Beginners, Unicorn Theatre
Written and directed by renowned theatre-maker Tim Crouch, Beginners treads the threshold between childhood and adulthood from the stage of the Unicorn Theatre....
Review: Jubilee, Lyric Hammersmith
Adapted by Chris Goode, Jubilee transports the original screenplay by Derek Jarman and James Whaley to the stage of the Lyric Hammersmith. Released the year aft...
Review: John, Dorfman Theatre
Following the success of 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning The Flick, Annie Baker is back. John, her new gothic tale, is set in a B&B in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania....
Review: Amadeus, The National Theatre
Director Michael Longhurst stages an exuberant and poignant revival of playwright Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus, who died in June last year. Originally staged in 1976...
Brighton Festival Review: Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, Theatre Royal Brighton
It is sad that it’s still rare to see a stage dominated by women, so I’m pleased the cast of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour dominated in the way they did. The ...