Review: The Homecoming, Trafalgar Studios
Jamie Lloyd brings us the fiftieth anniversary of (the god that is) Harold Pinter’s The Homecoming – a play that in 1965 was slap bang in the middle of people’s...
George Dennis
Review: peddling, Arcola Theatre
Written and performed by boy-wonder Harry Melling, his debut play, peddling is so perfectly balanced, cleverly staged and unnoticeably acted that it’s difficult...
Review: The Edge of Our Bodies, Gate Theatre
As one of London’s cosiest and most welcoming venues, it’s always a pleasure to see what the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill has in store for its audiences. And the ...
Review: Liar Liar
Liar Liar tells the story of a 14-year-old girl named Grace (Danusia Samal) who is stuck in a world of video games and Blackberry. Desperate to make her...
Review: The Drawer Boy
Michael Healey’s play, The Drawer Boy, is loosely based upon real events: it tells of the summer of 1972 when a group of actors lived and worked among farme...