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Review: The Odyssey, Jermyn Street Theatre
The renowned Jermyn Street Theatre - the West End’s smallest producing theatre - is truly keeping the wonder of theatre alive as it takes on the entirety of Ho...
Gavin Fowler
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Review: The Picture of Dorian Grey, The Richmond Theatre
Sex, murder hedonism, and art. What more could anyone want from a tale? The Picture of Dorian Grey as a fallen hero shines with Oscar Wilde’s caustic wit and h...
Review: Troilus and Cressida, The Royal Shakespeare Theatre
With first editions dating to 1609 (incidentally the year of the publication of his sonnets), Troilus and Cressida is one of Shakespeare’s later plays. It takes...
Review: King Lear, Richmond Theatre
King Lear is a timeless Shakespearian tragedy. Presented by Royal & Derngate Northampton at the Richmond Theatre, we watch the King split his kingdom to his...
Review: First Episode, Jermyn Street Theatre
During his education at Oxford’s Trinity College in the early 1930s, well-known British dramatist Terence Rattigan, wrote his first completed play with fellow s...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
I’ve never really been all that enthralled by Shakespeare’s comedies. Give me a meaty King Lear or Macbeth any day, dripping with blood and venom, than the li...