Review: Dreamgirls, Savoy Theatre
What many are likely expecting with the UK stage premiere of Dreamgirls is something vaguely similar to Bill Condon’s 2006 film, starring Beyonce Knowles and an...
Tim Hatley
Review: The Bodyguard, Dominion Theatre
I don't know what I did to deserve almost being set on fire but to see The Bodyguard's fully charged, pyrotechnic laden opening number thrown at the audience wi...
Review: Little Eyolf, Almeida Theatre
Being a proud Scandinavian I can safely say I don't always have a great relationship with Ibsen. Because I met him very early on in my school days, he's always ...
Review: Mr Foote’s Other Leg, Hampstead Theatre
Ian Kelly’s Mr Foote’s Other Leg, a historical fiction, is jam-packed in every way that it is possible to be jam-packed. Not content with ‘merely’ following the...
Review: Temple, Donmar Warehouse
A temple is a place of ultimate worship. Temple is about what we individuals, in this modern world of ours, deem worthy of worship. Like fish in a net, we’re fr...
Review: 3 Winters, National Theatre
In Zagreb stands an old, ivy-covered mansion. It has housed the Kos family for over seventy years, and there has not been a male child born into the Kos family ...