Review: Seminar, Hampstead Theatre
Theresa Rebeck's Seminar is a play that demands a big-name, big-talent lead. The original Broadway production chose Alan Rickman; the Hampstead Theatre have opt...
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Review: Good People, Noel Coward Theatre
It would be possible for an audience to leave content enough with having experienced the fizzling layer of warmth and humour that pins together Good People. Y...
Review: Lee Harvey Oswald; A Far Streak of Independence Brought on by Negleck, Finborough Theatre
Little did Lee Harvey Oswald know that 50 years later his mug shot would still be one of those prolific criminal images, so resonant in pop culture, political...
Review: Hysteria
I have a terrible confession to make. I arrived late to the Press Night for Hysteria at the Hampstead Theatre. And more fool me, because Terry Johnson’s produ...
Review: Race
This production of David Mamet’s Race at Hampstead Theatre marks its UK première, having first appeared on Broadway four years ago. It is unmistakeably Americ...
Review: Blue Skies
Is it ever better not to know? What if, for example, you suspected your own government was complicit in the torture of terror suspects? Pentabus Theatre’s new...