Review: Some Girl(s), The Park Theatre
To a soundtrack of mid-2000s classics, Some Girl(s) sees groom-to-be ‘Guy’ (is it a name or a moniker for all of the male sex?) on a trip across the USA to see ...
Neil LaBute
Review: Reasons To Be Happy, Hampstead Theatre
Neil LaBute’s Reasons To Be Happy is the second play in a trilogy that began in 2008 with Reasons To Be Pretty, and will conclude in the near future with the s...
Review: Mouthful, Trafalgar Studios
Mouthful is a relentlessly harrowing reminder that humanity is getting it dangerously wrong. Upon entering an intimate space crammed under the main body of Tra...
Review: Bash, Etcetera Theatre
Bash by Neil LaBute is made up of three one-act plays, connected only by their attention to the domestic darkness of people. Each depicting, differently, how ev...
Review: Bash: Latterday Plays, Trafalgar Studios
Neil LaBute, perhaps best known for his play-turned-film The Shape of Things, is equally as observant and surprising in his 1999 Bash: Latterday Plays current...
Review: The Shape of Things, Arcola Theatre
Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things made its début on the London stage in 2001 and, after a successful run, later became a film by the same name. Over a decade on...