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Review: The Welkin, National Theatre
Stemming from the Old English word for ‘cloud’, the welkin is a vault in the sky: the home of the legendary Grigori, an elite race of angels tasked with watchi...
James Macdonald
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Review: Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp., Royal Court Theatre
Caryl Churchill: a legend of British theatre. The kind of playwright whose voice writers all over dream of emanating in some small way, and yet she remains ini...
Review: The Way of The World, Donmar Warehouse
Following his hypnotic revival of Roots in 2013, James MacDonald returns to the Donmar Warehouse to direct William Congreve’s The Way of The World. The producti...
Review: John, Dorfman Theatre
Following the success of 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning The Flick, Annie Baker is back. John, her new gothic tale, is set in a B&B in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania....
Blog: Unpicking the distinctive appeal of Edward Albee
The late Edward Albee is in vogue in the UK right now. Ian Rickson’s production of the US playwright’s The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? starring Damian Lewis and ...
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Harold Pinter Theatre
Walking into the Harold Pinter Theatre, already one can feel the excitement in the air. Expectations are high. We take our seats, knowing we are about to see a ...