Review: The Tragedy Of King Richard The Second, Almeida Theatre
Review of The Tragedy Of King Richard The Second, playing at the Almeida Theatre until 2 January.
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Leo Bill: “Of course there’s still a place for Shakespeare!”
Hello again, Shakespeare! Pamela Vera sat down with actor, Leo Bill to find out what it was like working with a legend and whether there's such a thing as 'Bard...
Review: Absolute Hell, Lyttelton Theatre
Rodney Ackland’s Absolute Hell was originally conceived as The Pink Room. The work delving into the hilarious and often tragic lives of the members of Soho Club...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Young Vic
“If we shadows have offended...” says Puck, closing the two-hour long production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the well-known epilogue. And while Joe-Hill G...
Review: Measure for Measure, Young Vic
You can say Shakespeare had his pen on the pulse of human behaviour in many ways. What makes his plays relevant for today is that there is some fundamental huma...
Review: Little Revolution, Almeida Theatre
It is three summers ago that London burned and that verbatim playwright Alecky Blythe (London Road) took to the streets of Hackney, recording her conversations ...