Review: Fatherland, Lyric Hammersmith
A mind-reading machine. “Bridging the communication gap” between fathers and sons, as Scott Graham (Declan Bennett) explains, is the starting point and the d...
Verbatim Theatre
Review: Foreign Body, Vault Theatre
“Sit and bear witness”. It’s difficult; of course it is. In Foreign Body, the product of some four years of development, Imogen Butler-Cole trains everything...
Review: Dead Leaf, Camden People’s Theatre
Would be happier in a world without labels? Do they limit us as women and men? Where does that leave those who identify as non-binary? Endgame: Ariel, written a...
Review: Queens of Syria, The Young Vic
The first thing to understand is that Queens of Syria isn’t a play, not really. It may claim that it’s an adaptation of Euripides’ The Trojan Women but that’s n...
Review: John, West Yorkshire Playhouse
DV8 Physical Theatre have been acclaimed as one of the most innovative theatre companies of the modern age. Their unique style of physical theatre has allowed t...
Review: The Lonely Soldier Monologues, Cockpit Theatre
The Lonely Soldier Monologues by Helen Benedict tells significant events from seven women's lives who served in the US Armed Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan duri...