Review: Nightfall, The Bridge Theatre
The Bridge, the first commercial theatre of its size to be built in London for 80 years, has so far produced work of varying quality. First up was last year’s m...
Claire Skinner
Review: Rabbit Hole, Hampstead Theatre
David Lindsay-Abaire’s Rabbit Hole is delicate. It portrays the delicacy of one family’s new normality in grief and the delicacy of our own normality. Rabbit Ho...
Review: The Father, Wyndham’s Theatre
Writer Florian Zeller has expressed his keenness on this piece - on this journey to not simply be voyeuristic but for the audience to become lost in a mental la...
Review: The Father, Tricycle Theatre
“I feel as if I'm losing all of my leaves… I don't understand what's happening any more”. The Tricycle Theatre is a converted music and dance hall, with a bi...
Review: Blurred Lines, NT Shed
I almost shouted with glee during the first few minutes of Carrie Cracknell’s new feminist piece, Blurred Lines, at the National Theatre Shed. The eight ac...