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...
Stephen Unwin
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 ...
Book review: The Complete Brecht Toolkit by Stephen Unwin
Although it’s a cliche, there’s a lot of truth to the old adage that, as Stephen Unwin says in his new book, “Brecht is often sloppily taught”. Many teachers of...
Review: Ghosts
If you’re looking for a show that’s going to provide you with laughter and merriment, then Ibsen’s timeless play, Ghosts, at The Rose Theatre, Kingston, is ...
Review: The Vortex
Written in 1924, The Vortex propelled Noël Coward to success in the Jazz Age. Hailed as the Bright Young Things' Shopping and Fucking, the play's themes of sexu...