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BABEL, Caledonian Park
A collaboration between World Stages London, WildWorks and Battersea Arts Centre. ★★ Pros: An intriguing idea and parts of it…
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Othello, Shakespeare’s Globe
William ShakespeareRemixed by The Q Brothers★★★★★ Pros: A very strong and entertaining modernisation of a Shakespeare classic. Cons: The tragedy…
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REDfest, Old Red Lion Theatre
New writing festival, various writers and directors★★★★ Pros: Great idea overall, very engaging and easy to watch and some very…
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Globe to Globe Festival, Shakespeare’s Globe
A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Korean, part of the Globe to Globe Festival ★★★★★ Pros: £5 yard tickets (best view…
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South Downs/The Browning Version, Harold Pinter Theatre
South DownsDavid HareDirected by Jeremy Herrin★★★ The Browning VersionTerence RattiganDirected by Angus Jackson★★★★ Pros: Strong performances, great set, excellent lighting.…
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Misterman, National Theatre
Written and Directed by Enda Walsh★★★★ Pros: Powerful acting supports a complex, beautiful and well-constructed story in a intricately devised…
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Autobiographer, Toynbee Studios
Written and directed by Melanie Wilson★★★ Pros: An enchanting lighting design and equally great sound for such a modest venue.…
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Moon on a Rainbow Shawl, National Theatre
Errol JohnDirected by Michael Buffong★★★★ Pros: Strong performances, great script, funny and moving. Cons: The Cottesloe is an amazing space…
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The King’s Speech – Special Ticket Offer!
Those of you who actually read out reviews will know that we rather enjoyed The King’s Speech at the Wyndham’s…
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She Stoops to Conquer, National Theatre
Oliver GoldsmithDirected by Jamie Lloyd★★★★ Pros: A delightful variety of hilarious characters and a brilliant plot. Cons: I honestly don’t…
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