4.0
Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story, Noel Coward Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. “If you want ghosts, you find them” is the mantra
for Danny Robins’ acclaimed West End drama 2:22
A Ghost Story. We do fin...
Matthew Dunster
4.0
Review: A Tale of Two Cities, Regents Park Open Air Theatre
Adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities is the most recent play by actor, director and playwright Matthew Dunster. Directed by Timothy S...
Review: Hangmen, Wyndham’s Theatre
After a sell-out stint at the Royal Court this autumn, Martin McDonagh’s Hangmen continues to delight West End audiences at the Wyndham’s Theatre with its illus...
Review: Liberian Girl, Royal Court Theatre
If plays are meant to be a portal to another world, a reminder of uncomfortable truths and a call to action, then Liberian Girl, now playing at the Royal Court,...
Review: The Lightning Child
Ché Walker’s new play The Lightning Child is a contemporary response to Euripides’s The Bacchae. You’ve got to be brave to essentially translate an Ancient Gr...
Review: You Can Still Make A Killing
Some art is universal, some is completely a product of its time. Nicholas Pierpan’s You Can Still Make a Killing could not have been written before the recess...