4.0
Review: Midnight Your Time, Donmar Warehouse
A dimly lit kitchen somewhere in the heart of Canonbury is where we meet Judy (Diana Quick) for the first time. The year 2010 has just begun and the mother of ...
Donmar Warehouse
4.0
4.0
Review: Far Away, Donmar Warehouse
Far Away is a dystopia of incomprehensible proportions. It holds a mirror up to a host of current political and social issues, and at the same time smashes tha...
5.0
Review: Europe, Donmar Warehouse
Hegel’s famous quote that the “only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history” seems to ring truer every day at the moment. Despite all...
Review: Sweat, Donmar Warehouse
Written in 2015, Sweat is Lyndsey Nottage’s second
Pulitzer Prize winning play, preceded by Ruined,
written in 2009. The story is set in Reading, Pennsylvania,...
Review: Aristocrats, Donmar Warehouse
A dollhouse sits alone atop a stool, held by muted white light encasing the perimeter of the Donmar Warehouse’s thrust stage. Pastel green paint washes the enti...
Review: The Way of The World, Donmar Warehouse
Following his hypnotic revival of Roots in 2013, James MacDonald returns to the Donmar Warehouse to direct William Congreve’s The Way of The World. The producti...