Review: A Life Of Galileo
The RSC’s A Life Of Galileo is like a mighty but slightly ailing engine; it takes a little while to get going, but once it does the payoff is marvellous. Pa...
Mark Ravenhill
Review: Terror 2012: All In The Mind
I have a genuine fear of the dark, and being plunged into it whilst actors taunted the audience with song definitely made me scared: I was on the verge of scr...
Theatre Uncut brings protest to the stage
Hannah Price was not alone in her frustration as she watched George Osborne present the government's Spending Review to the House of Commons last October. Yet...
Review: Over There, Digital Theatre
Mark Ravenhill’s Over There ran recently at the Royal Court throughout March, directed by Ravenhill himself and Ramin Gray as part of the ‘Off The Wal...
Review: Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat and Eschara
An evening of short plays is always something to get excited about. They can be racy, gripping and thought provoking all at once. Shoot/ Get Treasure/ R...
Review: Nation
Is it all a load of fantasy? There are two ways of looking at the production of Nation now showing at the National Theatre. First, you can see it ...