4.0
Review: Once Upon a Time in Nazi Occupied Tunisia, Almeida Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. The hum of the audience stops abruptly as the sun which
hangs over the set glares unbearably bright. Then, we are plunged ...
Pierro Niel Mee
4.0
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Travesty, Assembly George Square Studios
Anna and Ben are like any normal couple, with Travesty showing us snippets of their relationship by letting us peer into the intimacy of Anna’s bedroom. Nothing...
Review: Kenny Morgan, Arcola Theatre
Mike Poulton’s brand new play Kenny Morgan begins with a bold but derivative opening image: Kenneth ‘Kenny’ Morgan, the titular character around which the confl...
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 ...