Review: Napoleon Disrobed, Arcola
On entering the theatre, one is led to worry for a few minutes that one has entered the wrong play: Jeremy Paxman has arrived (wig n all) to conduct the latest ...
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Review: Out of Blixen, The Print Room
After a heatwave of Nordic Noir over the past few years, it makes my Danish heart flutter that the Print Room has decided to celebrate Karen Blixen, one of our ...
Review: The Emperor, Young Vic
In 1974 Polish journalist Ryszard Kapuściński travelled to Ethiopia to interview the surviving household of the recently deposed emperor Haile Selassie. His por...
Review: Cyrano de Bergerac, Southwark Playhouse
Edmond Rostand’s 1897 comedy may be over a century old, but there is nothing aged about it. The lyrical sparring and mockery throughout made for a fully rousing...
Review: A Tender Thing
Please note: This review contains SPOILERS. A Tender Thing is a gutwrenching hour and a half. It's utterly beautiful, packs a powerful emotional punch withou...
Review: Kafka’s Monkey
The stars of the Planet of the Apes franchise have spoken about having to attend ‘ape school’ to acquire the physicality of primates for the films, which ar...