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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...
Olivier Theatre
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Review: Peter Pan, National Theatre
‘To die will be an awfully big adventure!’ roars Peter Pan (Paul Hilton), washed atop Marooner’s Rock in Mermaid’s Lagoon, his grim fate now all but sealed by t...
Review: The Beaux’ Stratagem, National Theatre
Initially I was somewhat sceptical of seeing The Beaux’ Stratagem; on the surface it looked to be another standard middle-class male hunt for the prettiest and ...
Review: Behind the Beautiful Forevers, National Theatre
Many cities have stark socio-economic contrasts. Take London for example: one moment you could be standing amongst some of the most obscenely expensive shops an...
Review: King Lear, National Theatre
Following his box office success with the Bond film Skyfall and his recent stage adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Sam Mendes really is the dir...
Review: Mother Courage and Her Children
Mother Courage and Her Children has been built into my nervous system since a young age. Programmed and modified in vigorous lessons at GCSE's, A Level a...