Review: Speech & Debate, Trafalgar Studios
After a couple of successful off-broadway runs, Stephen Karam's Speech & Debate has been brought to the West End. Directed by Tom Attenborough, Karam's play...
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Review: BU21, Trafalgar Studios
At the beginning of 2017, a play that addresses the suicide bombings, mass shootings, political upheavals, and war crimes that plague our daily news feeds (as w...
Blog: News, social media and avoiding the echo chamber
Writer Stuart Slade on why breaking out of our safe social media bubbles, and opening ourselves up to stare trauma in the face, is the only way to change the wo...
Review: It is Easy to be Dead, Trafalgar Studios
Charles Hamilton Sorley died in the Battle of Loos in 1915 during the First World War. He was just 20 years old. Now, over a hundred years after his death, Neil...
Lunch and the Bow of Ulysses, Trafalgar Studios
In a Berkoff double-bill special, a bench on a pier within Trafalgar Studios’ flexible and intimate Studio 2 plays host to starkly vivid scenes depicting the be...
Review: No Villain, Trafalgar Studios
No Villain is Arthur Miller’s little acknowledged first attempt at playwriting. It addresses themes of communism, equality, the typical American household and, ...