3.0
Review: A Taste of Honey, Trafalgar Studios
62 years later, Shelagh Delaney’s play about motherhood, love and discrimination still packs a punch. In the recent co-production between the National Theatre ...
National Theatre
3.0
AYT Christmas Round-Up 2019
With just under two weeks to go until Christmas day (we’re definitely not counting the hours until we can start scoffing our Christmas dinner), tis the season ...
4.0
Review: My Brilliant Friend, National Theatre
As with Ann Goldstein’s translation from Italian to English, April De Angelis’ stage adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Novels manages to preserve the v...
Three Sisters: “This Isn’t Just a Nigerian or an African History. It’s a British one as well”
Returning to her old work place, Emma Bentley watches the rehearsals of Three Sisters at the National Theatre and hears from Writer and Director, Inua Ellams ...
4.0
Review: Antipodes, National Theatre
There is an older play called Antipodes: a late renaissance farce about a man obsessed with imagined worlds on the other side of the Earth, who is restored to ...
5.0
Review: Translations, National Theatre
It feels a little bit silly to be writing a review of Translations after its sold-out run last year. Tickets sold like hot cakes, and now, due to what I can on...