Review: Woman Before a Glass, Jermyn Street Theatre
Austin Pendleton’s one-woman show, Woman Before a Glass, is an ambitious, unapologetic portrayal of Peggy Guggenheim, the controversial collector made enfant te...
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Feature: All Eyes on Guggenheim
Anyone who’s ever picked up a travel guide to Venice will at least have heard of Peggy Guggenheim through the art gallery named after her on the city’s Grand Ca...
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 Wasp, Jermyn Street Theatre
After a successful run at the Hampstead Theatre, followed by a transfer to Trafalgar Studios 2 – The Wasp has made its way to the Jermyn Street Theatre. A two-h...
Review: The Frogs, Jermyn Street Theatre
“You can stop rhyming right there,” the Greek god of wine and drama Dionysos commands his slave Xanthias mid-song in Stephen Sondheim’s musical adaptation of Th...
Review: The Autumn Garden, Jermyn Street Theatre
The Autumn Garden was written by Lillian Hellman and first staged in 1951, and you can certainly tell. Set in the Deep South in 1949, the play follows a group o...