Review: City of Angels, Donmar Warehouse
After a season of diverse and provocative plays, the Donmar Warehouse this week opened its Christmas show, the little known 1989 musical City of Angels. There's...
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Review: Jonah and Otto, Park Theatre
Robert Holman is a playwright rarely revived. The Park Theatre’s staging of his 2008 play Jonah and Otto will be the first of his works to be produced in London...
Review: Henry IV, Donmar Warehouse
It’s as if the Donmar Warehouse can do no wrong. The place churns out hit after hit, and I’m not just talking about commercial successes – for rarely is there a...
Review: My Night With Reg, Donmar Warehouse
There are few plays that sit in the genre of gay dramatic literature and stand out as unarguably necessary and canonical, surpassing their temporality and remai...
Guest blog: New Views competition winner
When I think of the process of writing my New Views play, Is there Wi-Fi in Heaven?, the first thing that springs to mind is the memory of nearly missing the de...
Review: Privacy, Donmar Warehouse
“If we are the choices that we make, then who am I if Google helps me make that decision?” The issue of personal privacy and the amount we share online i...