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Review: The Sunset Limited, Boulevard Theatre
The Sunset Limited dabbles in discussing the depressive state man finds himself in, until it propels forward and it finds itself questioning whether there are ...
Terry Johnson
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Review: Uncle Vanya, Hampstead Theatre
Why do we watch the same plays over and over again? Is it a testament to the innate genius of the writers? Because they cover issues constantly facing humanity?...
Review: Ken, The Bunker
It has been ten years since Ken Campbell, 'theatrical maverick', passed away. Terry Johnson’s Ken suitably tributes the genius in this narrated re-enactment of ...
Review: Insignificance, Arcola Theatre
Set inside an intimate yet stylish New York hotel room, Insignificance, written by Terry Johnson, takes us into the minds of a few of the most defining celebrit...
Review: The Libertine, Theatre Royal Haymarket
John Wilmot, the 2nd Earl of Rochester, was the licentious libertine who embodied the spirit of the Restoration era. After King Charles II returned to the thron...
Review: Hysteria
I have a terrible confession to make. I arrived late to the Press Night for Hysteria at the Hampstead Theatre. And more fool me, because Terry Johnson’s produ...