Review: The Damned United, Courtyard Theatre – West Yorkshire Playhouse
I mentioned in my Great Expectations review that this season at the West Yorkshire Playhouse is shaping up to be awesome, and it looks like I wasn’t wrong! I’m ...
Signe Beckmann
Review: The Glass Supper, Hampstead Theatre
The title of Martyn Hesford’s new play, The Glass Supper, might lead you to expect a play about religion. Peppered throughout the action are references to God, ...
Review: A Handful of Stars, Trafalgar Studios
Originally performed in 1988 at the Bush Theatre, A Handful of Stars made its revival at Theatre503 in April this year, and the production has been transferred ...
Review: Debris, Southwark Playhouse
It’s quite possible that there isn’t a more apt location for Open Works Theatre and Look Left Look Right’s production of Debris than the Little studio of th...
Review: A Handful of Stars, Theatre503
This new revival of Irish writer Billy Roche’s A Handful of Stars is a slick and pacey production that sees the cast breeze quickly through a smooth and straigh...
Review: Larisa and the Merchants
Larisa and the Merchants is making its English premiere at the Arcola theatre. With a name like that, one would be forgiven for mistaking it for a band. The tit...