Review: Hand to God, Vaudeville Theatre
This is not your typical comedy. Not only because a puppet is the main character – which is hardly a new thing after Avenue Q or even War Horse – but because of...
Harry Melling
Review: The Angry Brigade, Bush Theatre
The Angry Brigade were a part of Britain’s counter-culture in the early 70s. They began as a bubbling and angry undercurrent of a society that was ordered and s...
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 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: Mother Courage and Her Children
Mother Courage and Her Children has been built into my nervous system since a young age. Programmed and modified in vigorous lessons at GCSE's, A Level a...