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Review: Top Girls, Lyttleton, National Theatre
In the programme, playwright Caryl Churchill writes “When I wrote Top Girls I imagined 16 women in a play, though I knew I’d be unlikely to get it”. Well, she’...
Ian Macneil
3.0
Review: Angels in America, National Theatre
History, time and legacy all play a prevalent role in this revival of Tony Kushner’s epic Angels in America. It looks at the right-wing politics that dominated ...
Review: Everyman, National Theatre
The National Theatre. The. National. Theatre. A title heavy with the loom of expectation. No pressure, Everyman. Well, maybe a little bit of pressure for the Na...
Review: Little Revolution, Almeida Theatre
It is three summers ago that London burned and that verbatim playwright Alecky Blythe (London Road) took to the streets of Hackney, recording her conversations ...
Review: The Amen Corner
It seems that you can always rely on Rufus Norris to create a piece of theatre pulsating with soulful melancholy that wears its heart most deliberately on its...
Review: Desire Under the Elms
It may be nearly a hundred years since Desire Under the Elms was written, but the stage still brims with the barely-repressed desire promised by the title of ...