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Review: The Duchess of Malfi, York Theatre Royal
It takes a brave amateur theatre company to take on what is considered one of the greatest tragedies of English renaissance theatre. But the York Settlement Co...
Review: Don Quixote, Garrick Theatre
The RSC’s Don Quixote, originally staged at The Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon in 2016, emerged from the company’s 400th anniversary celebration of Shakespea...
Review: Romeo and Juliet, The Barbican
Welcome to the Romeo and Juliet trendy infusion. The contemporary spin on the ever-tragic teenage love story is a fun and light-hearted adaptation of the stilte...
Review: The Winter’s Tale, Shakespeare’s Globe
The Winter’s Tale is very much a tale of two halves. The first set in Sicilia the “jealous tyrant” King Leontes (Will Keen), has an almighty fall from grace whe...
Review: Julius Caesar, Barbican
Directed by Angus Jackson, Julius Caesar is the first of four productions presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company as part of their Rome Season. Written by Wi...