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Review: Admissions, Trafalgar Studios
Daylight filters in through the blinds, light spilling into the heart of an exquisite kitchen. Crafted by Paul Wills, the set of Admissions looks like a page t...
Paul Wills
4.0
Review: Frozen, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Losing a child, surely, must be any parent’s worst nightmare. I’ve thankfully never had to endure the worry this possibility must cultivate, as I don’t have any...
Review: American Buffalo, Wyndham’s Theatre
The collective echoes of King Charles III and A View from the Bridge still reverberate strongly around the walls of Wyndham’s Theatre: American Buffalo certainl...
Review: Di and Viv and Rose, Vaudeville Theatre
Those that have gone to university will know that special friendships can indeed be formed and further, seek longevity. Obviously there are exceptions but shari...
Review: Howie the Rookie, The Pit
The 1999 Mark O'Rowe play Howie the Rookie was written as a two-hander, but the writer decided on a different version not long ago, which is now at the Barbican...
Review: The Chair Plays
Edward Bond is one of the most influential and insightful playwrights of our time. His work presents a distorted but tragic worldview, and while understanding t...