4.0
Review: WIFE, Kiln Theatre
WIFE by Samuel Adamson presents four stories over four generations, hurtling through a period of eighty years. This new play is all at once a tribute to queer ...
Sirine Saba
4.0
Review: Eyam, Shakespeare’s Globe
Playwright Matt Hartley grew up with the little village of Eyam visible from his bedroom window. For him, its legacy was always there. For the rest of us, it’s ...
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: King Lear, Shakespeare’s Globe
Written in 1606, King Lear is Shakespeare’s classic tale of the titular mad monarch. George Bernard Shaw wrote of the play ‘No man will ever write a better trag...
Review: Next Fall, Southwark Playhouse
Southwark Playhouse is known for taking a little bit of a risk in its shows, and Next Fall starts with a bang…quite literally. The show follows the relationship...