Review: All Our Children, Jermyn Street Theatre
All Our Children, written by Stephen Unwin, is set in Germany, 1941. A clinic for ill children is "helping" the country by treating them, or so the public are l...
Simon Higlett
Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Theatre Royal Haymarket
The four friends that depart for the Western Front at the end of Christopher Luscombe’s Edwardian reimagining of Love’s Labour’s Lost for the RSC, return in his...
Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Theatre Royal Haymarket
The RSC’s twin productions of Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing have enjoyed a sparkling few years, first playing to acclaim in Stratford-upon-Avo...
Review: Present Laughter, Richmond Theatre
Noël Coward tends to take a bit of a bashing nowadays. The average Coward production is about as unfashionable as its octogenarian audience is unaware of where ...
Review: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, West Yorkshire Playhouse
Well, Christmas has come and gone, everyone! I hope you’ve all enjoyed spending time with family, stuffed your faces and hopefully gone to see some theatre. If ...
Review: Stevie, Hampstead Theatre
There’s an overwhelming feeling of self-importance among the human race; an unavoidable subjective notion that we are special and, in the early stages of life, ...