Review: Our Brother Hamlet, Jack Studio Theatre
As they often say, in Shakespeare's time people went to hear plays, not to see them. This is quite fitting for Julia Stubbs Hughes' adaptation of Hamlet; a one-...
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Review: Hamlet Peckham, CLF Theatre
Anthony Green’s new production Hamlet Peckham splits Shakespeare’s protagonist into three Hamlets, each played by a different actor. Hamlet one (Sharon Singh) i...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Method in Madness, Greenside @ Nicholson Square
It’s World War Two, the Blitz has just begun, and for the second time in a century, Britain is at war. But in Method in Madness, this takes a backseat as in...
Feature: Jonathan Munby on Twelfth Night – “The text, the text, the text!”
Jonathan Munby sounds excited. I am speaking to him two days before the opening of Twelfth Night at the Crucible, his fifth show at Sheffield Theatres. "I love ...
Review: King Charles III, Wyndham’s Theatre
What a time to be the Almeida Theatre. Under Rupert Goold, the north London powerhouse is impressively and consistently solid, either at its base in Islington o...
Edinburgh Review: Shakespeare for Breakfast, C Chambers Street
To be greeted by a cup of coffee and a croissant as you take your seat in the theatre is not a bad start to the day. The friendly actors come and chat to audien...