A triumph as an actor suffering with Alzheimer’s turns Beckett’s monologue into a profoundly moving meditation on memory and the…
Month: September 2026
A potent and accomplished debut turns up the dial on our existential fears to great effect.
A powerful and touching solo debut by Matilde Vigna, despite a murky narrative
SUGA is sweet, but too much can leave you needing a filling! An intense exploration of the challenges a young…
A joyous and engaging production that sets this popular Shakespearean comedy to a funky disco beat, combining language from the…
A pair of bubbling best friends treat us to a silly crime thriller in 70s London. It's silly, it's corny,…
This play about family ties and the plight of prisoners has some bright moments but struggles to say anything new…
A musical that tackles love, loss and artificial intelligence, but where the emotional circuitry never quite manages to connect
A good country epic, but one that could use another verse.
Theatre that is more than just something to watch. Woodhill is the start of the conversation, and it is our…