Review: Salomé, National Theatre
Plenty of pretty sand swirls around the stage of the National Theatre in director-writer Yaël Farber’s new play Salomé. But that’s not enough to conceal the bar...
Tim Lutkin
Review: The Braille Legacy, Charing Cross Theatre
For the blind, there is no need to have colour in the world. Thom Southerland’s production of The Braille Legacy is devoid of such frivolities – a black and whi...
Review: Les Blancs, National Theatre
Go and see this production. Go and witness the very essence of drama in practice. Change is occurring now and right now in Lorraine Hansberry’s twentieth cen...
Review: Rebecca, Richmond Theatre
Kneehigh's dream of Manderley is fused deep with its Cornish roots, singing of the sea and haunted by a surreal shipwreck which buries Rebecca's boat deep in th...
Review: The Life of the Party, Menier Chocolate Factory
The Life of the Party is a musical revue celebrating the work of Broadway composer Andrew Lippa, who has written such great musicals as The Wild Party, The Adda...
Review: Minotaur, Polka Theatre
All children want their parents to be there for them, to care for them and protect them. But when a parent is deployed and leaves for military service, the ba...