Review: Temple, Donmar Warehouse
A temple is a place of ultimate worship. Temple is about what we individuals, in this modern world of ours, deem worthy of worship. Like fish in a net, we’re fr...
Howard Davies
Review: 3 Winters, National Theatre
In Zagreb stands an old, ivy-covered mansion. It has housed the Kos family for over seventy years, and there has not been a male child born into the Kos family ...
Review: The Silver Tassie, National Theatre
Bound by disturbing realities and mortifying contrasts, Sean O'Casey's World War I play, The Silver Tassie has just begun its three month run at the Nationa...
Review: Drawing The Line, Hampstead Theatre
How do you carve up a country that inhabits multiple religions, languages, culture and opposing beliefs? Do you attempt a fair justice, distributing the land ...
Review: Children of the Sun
No matter how much the marketing team at the National pushes its £12 Travelex ticket deal in order to diversify audiences, watching a piece designed to ridicu...
Review: 55 Days
The stereotypical image of the English Civil War is that of clumsy Roundheads and graceful Cavaliers - when I think of this period, it's Keeping Up Appearance...