Review: Torn, Royal Court
The intimate and inclusive in-the-round set up of the Royal Court’s Jerwood Theatre Upstairs was a fitting choice to play host to Nathaniel Martello-White’s new...
Nathaniel Martello-White
Review: People, Places and Things, Wyndham’s Theatre
There’s been unanimous appreciation for People, Places and Things for quite some time now, and a collective agreement that seeing it on stage – with Denise Goug...
Review: People, Places and Things, National Theatre
After completely messing up a production of Chekov's Seagull, Emma the actress decides to go to rehab. She's planning on staying until she gets better, so she c...
Review: Edward II
Christopher Marlowe is one of England's most important literary figures, with his work being performed well over 400 years after his death. He and William Sha...
Review: Blackta
The eponymous ‘Blackta’ is a black actor, one who is often there to fill a quota of non-white performers. This crackling satire from Nathaniel Martello-White pa...