Review: Julius Caesar, Bridge Theatre
The first thing you notice about Nicholas Hytner’s Julius Caesar is its atmosphere: we arrive at a political rally, a band playing The White Stripes’ ‘Seven Nat...
Julius Caesar
Review: Julius Caesar, Barbican
Directed by Angus Jackson, Julius Caesar is the first of four productions presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company as part of their Rome Season. Written by Wi...
Offer: Free tickets to The Donmar Shakespeare Trilogy at King’s Cross
YOUNG+FREE tickets to The Donmar Shakespeare Trilogy at King's Cross Directed by Phyllida Lloyd | 23 Sep - 17 Dec 2016 This autumn, Phyllida Lloyd will re...
Feature: Revolutionising Julius Caesar – Capitalism, churches and change
For 7th Magpies Theatre Company, “the play is always the point of departure.” Dramaturg Ash Rowbin explains how it will be devising around Shakespeare’s origina...
Review: Alice in Wonderland
After its massive success with Julius Caesar this summer which harvested rave reviews from critics all over London, I didn’t think Iris Theatre could possibly h...
Blog: An actor writes – It is the cry of women: all-female(ish) Shakespeare
Shaking up the genders has always been trendy in Shakespeare. Far cleverer and better-informed people than me have written fat books about it, and that’s be...