Review: Madame Rubinstein, Park Theatre
Maybe it’s something in the water, but whichever side of the Atlantic you happen to be on, you can currently catch a new piece of theatre that dives behind the ...
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Review: It Is So Ordered, Pleasance Theatre
‘Freedom, courage, and persistence’: central to the American Civil Rights Movement of the ‘60s, these currents also coursed strongly through the new arrival of ...
Review: Finders Keepers, Park Theatre
Among the knickknacks piled high in Mr. Pharaoh’s junkyard, there is a broken clock, frozen in time. And while this clock doesn’t stand out among the eclectic i...
Review: Killing Time, Park Theatre
Tackling a topic like death, or perhaps the topic of death, it would have be easy for this production to slip into whimsical comments on wasted youth, dusty wri...
Review: The Roundabout, Park Theatre
JB Priestley's little known play The Roundabout is a light comedy about the class system in 1930s England. Richard Kettlewell (Brian Protheroe), a wealthy busin...
Review: The Burnt Part Boys, Park Theatre
The Burnt Part Boys is an emotionally wrought and gripping coming-of-age tale. Centred on the taut relationship between two brothers, Pete and Jake, it is an u...