Review: The Comedy of Errors, The Globe
The tone of Blanche McIntyre's production of The Comedy of Errors is set by a wordless pre-show sequence in which Jamie Wilkes' Dromio struggles in vain to reac...
The Comedy of Errors
Review: Fences
Set in 1950s Pittsburgh, Fences is one of August Wilson’s plays about the African-American experience of a divided America. Officially the country was "sepa...
Review: Othello
In Hytner’s modern production of Othello, it is only Brabantio, Desdemona’s father (played by William Chubb) who is racist and any jibe made at Othello’s skin...
Shipwrecked: Emily Taaffe takes on a Shakespeare trilogy
In this industry it can be sink or swim. Actress Emily Taaffe, starring in the RSC's Shipwrecked trilogy at the Roundhouse, shares advice on how to keep your head above water.
The Play’s the Thing: Shakespeare for young people
If Shakespeare has always been considered an integral part of young people’s learning, then the past few years have seen an even greater push towards a creative...
Review: Comedy of Errors
The award-winning Sell a Door Theatre company has returned to the Greenwich Playhouse to put on Shakespeare’s nonsensical play The Comedy of Errors. Flanked b...