Review: Saint Joan, Donmar Warehouse
In case you didn't know, Joan of Arc was born in 1412 in a small village in rural France. As she grew up, she claimed to experience visions of Saint Catherine, ...
George Bernard Shaw
Review: The Philanderer, Orange Tree Theatre
Bernard Shaw’s wonderfully wicked and witty play, The Philanderer, is a real joy to behold on hearing the text alone. Shaw utilises a seemingly innocuous config...
Review: Man and Superman, National Theatre
Man and Superman at the National Theatre starring Ralph Fiennes was an infusion between a metaphysical debate and a farcical comedy. This sounds like a bad thin...
Review: Shaw’s Women, Tristan Bates Theatre
Everyone is familiar with George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, but not everyone may know that Shaw’s fascination with women extended to some of his other works, suc...
Review: Candida
Written in 1894, George Bernard Shaw's Candida is a play deeply rooted in its time, making it tough to stage a production that is palatable to a modern audien...