Review: Helver’s Night, York Theatre Royal
Every so often, a little gem of theatre comes along into your life and blows you away - or, at least, diminishes your ability to think about anything else for a...
Harold Pinter
Review: Sunny Afternoon, Harold Pinter Theatre
In their teens two brothers, Ray and Dave Davies, rallied together two of their childhood friends Pete Quaife and Mike Avroy to form a band. Known then as The R...
Review: Betrayal, York Theatre Royal
In the current theatrical climate that’s awash with abstract and mind-bogglingly inaccessible productions, it’s very easy to forget how powerful a good old-fash...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Dumb Waiter
(3/5 Stars) Advertised as a classic with a new twist, Spartan Ensemble’s reimagining of Harold Pinter’s one-act play focuses on the relationship between two...
Review: The Hothouse
Every so often, perhaps once in a generation, an actor can seem to have been born to play a role. Sir Laurence Olivier as Richard III, for instance. In The Ho...
Review: One For The Road / Victoria Station
Harold Pinter, perhaps best known for his pauses, dialogues within contained rooms and tormented characters, is perhaps less known for some of his one-act pla...