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Review: The Dumb Waiter, Hampstead Theatre
I think it’s fair to say that 2020 has been mostly horrendous, especially for theatre. But finally, a glimmer of hope can be seen as theatres are allowed to re...
James Perkins
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Review: The Winter’s Tale, Shakespeare’s Globe
The Winter’s Tale is very much a tale of two halves. The first set in Sicilia the “jealous tyrant” King Leontes (Will Keen), has an almighty fall from grace whe...
Review: Monogamy, Park Theatre
The world premiere of Torben Betts’ play Monogamy is set in a luxurious and fully functional kitchen, fit for a celebrity chef. This is lucky because the kitche...
Review: Jess and Joe Forever, Orange Tree Theatre
The success of Zoe Cooper’s Jess and Joe Forever is emblematic of why fostering new writing is so important. Originally commissioned by Old Vic New Voices and a...
Review: German Skerries, Orange Tree Theatre
Quiet little place, this. But you can see everything from this grassy patch of birdwatching land, out to Redcar, Middlesborough, the British Steel plant, the ro...
Guest blog: Vicky Graham – Stage One Producer
A week ago, Breeders – a new comedy I've commissioned, developed and produced – had its first ever performance at the St. James Theatre. As the lights faded to ...