4.0
Review: WIFE, Kiln Theatre
WIFE by Samuel Adamson presents four stories over four generations, hurtling through a period of eighty years. This new play is all at once a tribute to queer ...
Indhu Rubasingham
4.0
Indhu Rubasingham: “We are in dark times and this is the antidote to that”
Josephine Balfour Oatts talks to Indhu Rubasingham about finally getting White Teeth to the stage, not using the 'm' word and leaky dressing rooms. It seems th...
Review: The Great Wave, National Theatre
It’s a fantastic story, in that it’s one that is almost impossible to believe – yet, more fantastically, true – and brimming with potential. Francis Turnly’s Th...
News: Tonic Theatre celebrates women successes on stage
A theatre that promotes gender equality has set up a series of events profiling the achievements of women in the stage world. Tonic Theatre Celebrates, which...
Review: Red Velvet, Garrick Theatre
The day before I saw Red Velvet at The Garrick the audience evacuated the auditorium. The various authors of social media reported loud cracking sounds halfway ...
Review: Multitudes, Tricycle Theatre
It’s the Conservative Party Conference and the Tories are heading up to Bradford. The town - and the country - is fraught with tension over immigration policy. ...