Review: The Trials of Oscar Wilde, Trafalgar Studios
Just a hop, skip and a jump away from his bust on Adelaide Street, The Trials of Oscar Wilde at Trafalgar Studios is just that: an avid and vivid telling of one...
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Review: Dessa Rose, Trafalgar Studios
Set in the deep south of Alabama, the year is 1847: it’s a time of masters and slaves, racial inequality is rife and people are bought and sold on the basis of ...
Review: Drag King Richard III, Riverside Studios
Credit where credit’s due: we are told director Roz Hopkinson had only three days of rehearsal with Anne Zander and Bonnie Adair. And so sets the scene. We beco...
Review: I Found My Horn, Trafalgar Studios
A middle-aged man wakes up to a broken marriage, a beckoning bedsit, and the realisation that he has done nothing to make himself memorable. Sound familiar? Y...
Review: The Act, Trafalgar Studios
All being well, the first equal marriages in Britain are due to take place on 29 March, the date of The Act’s final performance at Trafalgar Studios. I’m qui...
Feature: Sit up and listen – an overview of political theatre in 2013
This year, political theatre-goers were treated to high class drama up and down the country. Looking at topics including the Israel/Palestine conflict, homo...