Steve Caplin
-
INK, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
A tasting menu of nine short, sharp, witty plays that leaves you fully sated
Read More » -
Butterfly Power, Rosemary Branch Theatre – Review
“Cigarette, dear?”“No thank you, dear.”“I think I might have a cigarette, dear.”“No you won’t, dear.”“Very well, dear.” And so the…
Read More » -
Bed Peace: The Battle of Yohn and Joko, Cockpit Theatre – Review
In 1969, at the height of the Vietnam War, John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged a week-long press conference from…
Read More » -
The Cabinet of Madame Fanny du ThĂ©, Pleasance Theatre – Review
As you enter the small 60-seater basement space of the Pleasance Theatre you see a cast of five: three musicians…
Read More » -
The Project, White Bear Theatre – Review
It’s 1942 in a transit camp in Holland. Four Jewish detainees make up the camp’s concert party: impresario Victor (Lloyd…
Read More » -
The Grand Expedition, Secret Location – Review
Following texted directions to the secret location “somewhere on the Victoria Line”, you make your way to a disused warehouse…
Read More » -
The First Modern Man, Hen & Chickens Theatre – Review
Michel de Montaigne, the 16th century writer and philosopher, was a complex character. He invented the essay form – his…
Read More » -
Outlying Islands, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A powerful drama brought to life by an outstanding cast.
Read More » -
An Enemy of the People, Union Theatre – Review
Pros: A couple of strong performances Cons: Wavering American accents, stodgy direction, humourless script In 1882 Henrik Ibsen, reeling from…
Read More » -
The Crumple Zone, King’s Head Theatre – Review
You don’t have to be gay to be moved by this abiding tale of love and passion.
Read More »