Review: Almost Maine, Park Theatre
In the playwright’s notes, John Cariani expresses this sentiment under the heading ‘On time’: "The plot of each scene in Almost Maine climaxes with some sort of...
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Review: Man to Man, Park Theatre
Perhaps the most startling revelation about Manfred Karge's one woman show, Man to Man, is that it is a true story. It's pre-war Germany and Ella Gericke is ...
Review: Insomnia, Park Theatre
Riotous Company is really interesting, as its post-show talk revealed. It has provocative and original thoughts about the purpose and power of theatre, and it's...
Review: Warde Street, Park Theatre
Seven years on from the 7/7 bombings, Damien Tracey has written Warde Street, a play which considers the lasting effects of the tragedy on politics, religion an...
Review: The Vertical Hour, Park Theatre
Still in its infancy, the Park Theatre is proving to be a top player in the London theatre network, and with David Hare's The Vertical Hour currently taking res...
Review: Thérèse Raquin, Park Theatre
The forces of society and the drives of the individual are not the best bedfellows in this racy take on Émile Zola’s classic, from adapter/director Nona Sheppha...