Review: Othello, Rose Playhouse
One of the reasons why Shakespeare is the heart-blood of English theatre is not only his extraordinary ear for language, but even more so for the humanity in hi...
Othello
Review: Othello, Lyric Hammersmith
Described by The Times as "the most innovative and progressive company around", physical theatre group Frantic Assembly have a fierce reputation to uphold. Thei...
Edinburgh Review: Shakespeare for Breakfast, C Chambers Street
To be greeted by a cup of coffee and a croissant as you take your seat in the theatre is not a bad start to the day. The friendly actors come and chat to audien...
Review: Three Sisters, Southwark Playhouse
Anya Reiss has form when it comes to adaptations. Her version of Frank Wedekind's Spring Awakening, a co-production between Headlong, West Yorkshire Playhous...
Review: Othello, Riverside Studios
Thinking about it, the 1940s seems a good fit for a Shakespeare play. It’s just long enough ago that some of the anachronisms that can never quite fit into a mo...
South London and Shakespeare: Othello’s bedfellows
Jessica Wilson discovers how the Othello Peckham Theatre Company's new Othello focuses on the powerful quest for love.