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The Taming of the Shrew, Hampstead Theatre
William Shakespeare, adapted by Edward Hall and Roger WarrenDirected by Edward Hall ★★★★★ Pros: Everything – it is a feast…
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The American Plan, St. James Theatre
Richard Greenberg Directed by David Grindley★★★★ Pros: Storytelling at its best, aided by a wondrous cast. Cons: The continuous melodrama…
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When the Fallen Sang, St Giles in the Fields
Suzy AlmondDirected by Marie McCarthy★★★ Pros: An energetic cast, emotional stories and a wonderfully coordinated production which may have proved…
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Twelfth Night, Hampstead Theatre
William Shakespeare, adapted by Edward Hall and Roger Warren Directed by Edward Hall★★★★ Pros: Excellent staging, music, acting, costumes… nothing falls…
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Short and Stark, Southwark Playhouse
Joel Horwood Directed by Jim Russell ★★★ Pros: Horwood’s four playlets are consistently funny, often poignant, and delivered by an…
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Measure for Measure, Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
William ShakespeareDirected by James Tobias★★★★ Pros: A talented cast who are up to the challenge of Shakespeare’s verse; well-conceived set…
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Love’s Labour’s Lost, Old Red Lion Theatre
William Shakespeare Directed by Grassroots Shakespeare London ★★★★ Pros: A pacey, modern production with plenty of humour and excellent comic…
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Waiting on Shakespeare, The Courtyard
Michael Harry Directed by Christopher Jefferies ★★★ Pros: A fun window into the world of Elizabethan acting and its famous…
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A Bit of a Hitch, The Courtyard
Written and directed by Michael Harry ★★★ Pros: A fun and light nod to Alfred Hitchcock and his legendary cinematic…
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