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Outdoor
To Kill a Mockingbird, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
A predictably strong start to the 2013 season for the Open Air Theatre. Lets hope the British weather doesn't scupper…
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Not I, Royal Court
Samuel Beckett★★★ Pros: This is a masterful piece of theatre, brilliantly written and delivered with incredible sensory impact. The post…
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The Knight of the Sorrowful Figure, Blue Elephant Theatre
Tiffany Wood from the Original Cervantes “Don Quixote”Directed by Ian NicholsonResearch and development by Simon Day and Aitor Basauri ★★★…
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No Rhyme, Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Melanie Pennant Directed by Kate Bannister ★★★ Pros: Transports the audience into a club toilet – a brilliant set, and…
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Lear, Greenwich Theatre
William ShakespeareDirected by Ricky Dukes★★★ Pros: Flashes of real quality and originality in the staging. Cons: Certain aspects of the…
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The Platform, The Bread and Roses Pub
Johnny Did Not Come Marching Home, by Sharon M. Andrews, Directed by Tom Skitt Just Desserts, by Will Howells, Directed…
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Hutch, Riverside Studios
Joe Evans Directed by Linnie Reedman ★★★ Pros: An interesting story and the music, costumes and set really evoke the…
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The Collector, St Peter’s Church (site-specific)
Adaptation by Mark Healy Directed by Theo Herghekegiu ★★★★ Pros: Well adapted, intense play set in a magnificent theatre space.…
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Mess, Battersea Arts Centre
Caroline Horton and Company Directed by Alex Swift ★★★★ Pros: A lively combination of a serious topic with a wacky…
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