5.0
Review: Death of England: Delroy, National Theatre
With a second national lockdown looming, the National Theatre’s triumphant return is a bitter one, with their opening night also being their closing night. Tho...
Jackie Shemesh
5.0
5.0
Review: Death of England, The National Theatre
England is a fucked-up world of its own, a catalyst for change that has a stubborn insistence on perpetually staying the same. We grasp onto tradition whilst p...
4.0
Review: The Half God of Rainfall, Kiln Theatre
“What exact regime teaches a man to take what isn’t given?” This is the unexpected question posed by Inua Ellams, writer of critically acclaimed hit The Bar...
Review: Juliet and Romeo: A Guide to Long Life and Happy Marriage, Battersea Arts Centre
The Battersea Arts Centre is the kind of place you could imagine Romeo and Juliet meeting: the ceilings are high, the paint gaudy but peeling, the lighting soft...
Review: Fagin’s Twist, The Place
Initially the description of Fagin's Twist suggests that the audience will learn more about Fagin's background and how he became the man in Dickens’ novel. Howe...
Review: This is Living, Trafalgar Studios
Alice is sprawled face down on the water-soaked tarpaulin. Her husband Michael sits cross-legged watching her. She's dead, and Michael must move on, eventually....