Review: Play Mas, Orange Tree Theatre
Play Mas sees Orange Tree Theatre take on a Trinidadian tailor’s shop littered with fabric scraps and chalk-stencilled strips. Libby Watson’s design also includ...
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Review: Little Light, Orange Tree Theatre
Little Light, written by Alice Birch, had a buzz around it from the moment I entered the auditorium. With Birch's plays being produced by extraordinary theatres...
Feature: Treading the boards with Alex Waldmann
Image by Richard Hubert Smith With widely praised performances in several major UK theatres, Alex Waldmann is carving out a name as one of the country's most...
Feature: Alistair McDowall – “Pomona is an odd beast”
Pomona image by Manuel Harlan Alistair McDowall Alistair McDowall is fidgety and nervous when we meet at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, where his pla...
Review: Pomona, Orange Tree Theatre
"Everything bad is real." Moe (Sean Rigby) the security guard appears to give the audience a clue, somewhere in the second half of this mind-bending drama. Set ...
Review: The Distance, Orange Tree Theatre
There are plays about murder, about incest, torture and all kinds of other unimaginable cruelties and taboos, but The Distance, a new play by Deborah Bruce, int...