Review: The Red Barn, National Theatre
The Red Barn is David Hare's new play based on Georges Simenon's novel La Main, a story of crime, jealousy and desire. We are in Connecticut in 1969, and a snow...
Paule Constable
News: Tonic Theatre celebrates women successes on stage
A theatre that promotes gender equality has set up a series of events profiling the achievements of women in the stage world. Tonic Theatre Celebrates, which...
Review: Herons, Lyric Hammersmith
Just the third show at the Lyric since it re-opened its doors, the direction of the theatre is clear – it’s young, it’s fresh, it’s diverse and all at the heart...
Review: Sleeping Beauty, Sadler’s Wells
Nearly 700 years have passed since the world first caught a glimpse at the cursed princess who sleeps for a century. The prose romance, written anonymously in F...
Review: Behind the Beautiful Forevers, National Theatre
Many cities have stark socio-economic contrasts. Take London for example: one moment you could be standing amongst some of the most obscenely expensive shops an...
Review: Wolf Hall, Aldwych Theatre
Christopher Oram’s sparse set looms ominously above this exciting adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s Man Booker prize-winning novel, with metal cages overhead and a ...