Review: Obsession, Barbican Centre
Omnipresent in London this season, Ivo van Hove has emerged as one of contemporary western theatre’s most divisive figures. I found his recent Hedda Gabler at t...
Simon Stephens
Review: The Threepenny Opera, National Theatre
Bertolt Brecht: hated by students who don’t understand him, loved by the rest of us who still don’t really understand him. The Threepenny Opera is perhaps his m...
Review: Herons, Lyric Hammersmith
Just the third show at the Lyric since it re-opened its doors, the direction of the theatre is clear – it’s young, it’s fresh, it’s diverse and all at the heart...
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Herons at Lyric Hammersmith | 15 Jan – 13 Feb A play by Simon Stephens Fifteen years after its first production Simon Stephens’ unflinching and incendiary...
Review: Pornography, Drama Barn
Simon Stephens’ plays are often hailed as dark analyses of what it means to be human, and can be raw, vulgar and shocking at times – apart from his adaptation o...
Review: One Minute, The Vaults
Delirium have already made quite the name for themselves constantly moving and evolving with the theatre scene since 2009. They are famed for exploring humanity...