Review: Lady Chatterley’s Lover, York Theatre Royal
The English Touring Theatre tried their hand at adapting a text about love and classism earlier this year with Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited. Now, months ...
Phillip Breen
Review: True West, Tricycle Theatre
Sam Shepard’s modern American classic, True West, was originally performed in 1980s San Francisco. Essentially, it is a play of two seemingly contrasting brothe...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Holes
(4/5 Stars) Some men, as that guy in Batman once said, just want to watch the world burn; others are less keen to get in on the burning but would love to be...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Threeway
(4/5 stars) There can't be many shows at this year's Fringe with a madder premise than Threeway. What opens as a naturalistic comedy of manners and sexual adve...
Review: Sex With A Stranger
Sex With a Stranger revels in awkwardness. This new play by Stefan Golaszewski, the creator of BBC3's Him and Her, is comedic yet heart-wrenching. Adam (...