Review: The Comedy of Errors, The Globe
The tone of Blanche McIntyre's production of The Comedy of Errors is set by a wordless pre-show sequence in which Jamie Wilkes' Dromio struggles in vain to reac...
James Wilkes
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bunker Trilogy: Morgana
(4/5 Stars) Throwing yourself back into the bunker for the continuation of The Bunker Trilogy is yet again a thrilling experience under the direction of Jet...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The Bunker Trilogy: Agamemnon
(4/5 Stars) Rarely at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival will you experience a piece of 'total theatre': a piece that manages to transport the audience totally i...
Review: Howl’s Moving Castle
Photo (c) Jane Hobson. Southwark Playhouse's innovative and beautiful production of Howl's Moving Castle is the first time that Diana Wynne-Jon...
Review: Macbeth – Belt Up Theatre
Belt Up Theatre is quickly becoming known for its immersive theatre, which seeks to allow audiences to break out of the traditional forms of theatre and into a ...
Review: The Beggar’s Opera
On the day that 500,000 people were marching against the government's cuts in London, and the culture secretary was twittering away at that jolly knees-up and...