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Review: The Sunset Limited, Boulevard Theatre
The Sunset Limited dabbles in discussing the depressive state man finds himself in, until it propels forward and it finds itself questioning whether there are ...
Jasper Britton
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4.0
Review: Witness for the Prosecution, London County Hall
An Agatha Christie legal drama set in a 1920’s Courtroom? You might as well watch Death on the Nile on a boat? Or Murder on the Orient Express on a train? But ...
Review: The Blinding Light, Jermyn Street Theatre
‘I think you’ve got problems’, Lola the maid says in this play. It is something of an understatement. The third collaboration between writer Howard Brenton, dir...
Review: The Libertine, Theatre Royal Haymarket
John Wilmot, the 2nd Earl of Rochester, was the licentious libertine who embodied the spirit of the Restoration era. After King Charles II returned to the thron...
Review: Henry V, Barbican
The final instalment in Shakespeare’s tetralogy of English kings, Henry V arrives at the Barbican just in time for the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Aginco...
Review: Henry IV – Part 1 and 2, Barbican Theatre
Shakespeare's plays, Henry IV Parts 1 & 2, are more two halves of one play than two separate works in and of themselves. Part 1 feels just the beginning of ...