Review: Thérèse Raquin, Southwark Playhouse
Émile Zola’s Thérèse Raquin, written in 1867, is a story of love, lust, madness and despair. The seemingly stoic, shy and refined protagonist is married off acc...
Seb Harcombe
Review: A Bright Room Called Day, Southwark Playhouse
Say the name Tony Krushner, and most will think of his award-winning epic, Angels in America. Yet this earlier and lesser-known work demonstrates Krushner’s pol...
Review: Billy Budd
Billy Budd is an stage adaption of the novella of the same name by Herman Melville (who is most famous for Moby Dick). Both book and play are the story of an in...
Review: Ladybird
For many, young adulthood is a period of hard-hitting reality, in which we must face the realisation that our long-held dreams have somehow dissipated into a pu...