4.0
Review: God of Carnage, Cambridge Arts Theatre
God of Carnage is the very epitome of a kitchen-sink drama, despite taking place in a living room. It follows two married couples whose children have been ...
Nigel Lindsay
4.0
Review: Harrogate, Royal Court
Al Smith’s Harrogate was thought of as the most impressive and engaging piece of writing at the 2015 HighTide festival. It is certainly not difficult to see why...
Review: Speed-the-Plow, Playhouse Theatre
There's an undeniably cliched 80s feel to David Mamet's three-hander, Speed-the-Plow. It captures a Working Girl-esque image of corporate America, of the dog-ea...
Review: A Small Family Business, National Theatre
Originally premiering 17 years ago at the National, Alan Ayckbourn’s A Small Family Business makes its return to the Olivier Theatre. I feel instantly humbled...
Review: The Same Deep Water As Me
Stepping into the auditorium of the Donmar Warehouse is a bit like stepping into a hectic office. The space is so intimate that you feel like taking a step ba...