4.0
Review: WIFE, Kiln Theatre
WIFE by Samuel Adamson presents four stories over four generations, hurtling through a period of eighty years. This new play is all at once a tribute to queer ...
Richard Kent
4.0
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Man To Man, Underbelly Potterrow
Ella (Margaret Ann Bain) has lived a double life. She has spent her time posing both as herself and her dead husband Max in order to avoid the Nazi regime i...
Review: Multitudes, Tricycle Theatre
It’s the Conservative Party Conference and the Tories are heading up to Bradford. The town - and the country - is fraught with tension over immigration policy. ...
Review: The Colby Sisters of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Tricycle Theatre
There’s something smugly satisfying about getting a glimpse into the lives of the rich and privileged; especially when they’re wracked with first-world troubles...
Review: Mrs Lowry and Son, Trafalgar Studios
An intimate and humorous two-hander, Mrs Lowry & Son, currently playing at Trafalgar Studios, delves into the unhappy and controlling relationship between...
Review: The Dance of Death
A new production of August Strindberg’s The Dance of Death marks the end of an extraordinary year for the work of the Swedish polymath, the centenary of whose...