Review: Secret Theatre’s A Streetcar Named Desire, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The Secret Theatre Company is slowly building quite a reputation for itself, and is becoming known for bringing both new and classic plays to life in a unique w...
Tennessee Williams
Edinburgh Review: Hot Cat, Pleasance Courtyard
Perhaps I was disadvantaged in watching this production by having never seen Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, on which Hot Cat is based. But I person...
Review: The Day Shall Declare It, Theatre Delicatessen
Theatre Delicatessen is currently in residence at the former BBC studios – a disused building in Marylebone that many people would walk past without even a ...
Tennessee Williams’ Hotel Plays: three different times and places
Most people stay in hotels, Tennessee Williams lived in them and now Defibrilator Theatre are performing in one. James Fennemore discovers their Hotel Plays.
Review: The Hotel Plays
A couple lie, partly naked, asleep, apart, on a rumpled bed in a hotel room. The matching upholstery has an air of faded grandeur. Watery sunlight leaks in thro...
Review: Summer and Smoke
“Deep is the darkness that falls down on me...” Set in the blistering heat of small town Mississippi, Summer and Smoke is a play that, on the surface, in...