4.0
Review: The Son, Kiln Theatre
Florian Zeller's The Son comes crashing into the Kiln Theatre, with emotional clout, ice cold writing, and knife-twisting brutality. The third play in his hit ...
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4.0
Review: Mary Stuart, Duke of York’s Theatre
Following its hugely successful run at the Almeida in 2016/17, Mary Stuart has returned to the Duke of York’s Theatre. The Islington venue is the gift that keep...
Review: Carmen Disruption, Almeida Theatre
Carmen Disruption is utterly unshakeable. The disruption doesn’t erupt but imperceptibly breathes its way into the audience, catalysed by words and visions that...
Review: Taken At Midnight, Theatre Royal Haymarket
In the first act of Taken At Midnight, Irmgard Litten (Penelope Wilton) looks ahead to a time when “all memory is forgotten and only history remains”. On Holoca...
Review: Thom Pain (Based On Nothing)
Tonight I watched a man "try". Thom Pain’s despairing monologue follows the transition from childhood into adulthood, and tonight I watched a man try to expre...