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Review: Youth Without God, Coronet Theatre
It is a stroke of genius. Christopher Hampton has decided to adapt Ödön von Horváth’s novel Jugend ohne Gott into a play. Set in the late 1930s, during the hei...
Christopher Hampton
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3.0
Review: Art, Richmond Theatre
Art is a good laugh. Written by award-winning French playwright, Yasmina Reza, the production was originally directed by Matthew Warchus and is now revived by ...
4.0
Review: The Son, Kiln Theatre
Florian Zeller's The Son comes crashing into the Kiln Theatre, with emotional clout, ice cold writing, and knife-twisting brutality. The third play in his hit ...
Review: Tartuffe, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Written all the way back in 1664, Molière’s revered comedy Tartuffe has made its debut at the Theatre Royal Market. Originally in French, and so adapted by Chri...
Review: The Truth, Wyndham’s Theatre
Florian Zeller is the man of the moment, following the West End, heart-wrenching smash hit that was The Father, and the equally involving The Mother at the Tric...
Review: Haim – In The Light Of A Violin, Print Room at The Coronet
Tonight’s showing of Haim: In The Light Of A Violin sets itself no easy task. To justify the purpose, being or essence of a production, the performing artist mu...