A confident, if slightly unimaginative, take on the Bard’s 1599 classic comedy.
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Review: The Beckett Trilogy, Coronet Theatre
Immensely humorous and profoundly human.
Read More »Review: The Bounds, Royal Court Theatre
Full of gorgeous moments
Read More »Review: Hole, Old Red Lion Theatre
Ambitious, surreal and intense
Read More »Review: Some Demon, Arcola Theatre
A powerful exploration of the impact of an eating disorder.
Read More »Review: When Atlas Met Tantalus, Bridge House Theatre
Identity, surveillance, and forbidden love are all explored in this thoughtful play
Read More »Review: Bedbug, Drayton Arms Theatre
Clever, intriguing and deceptive
Read More »Review: Kafka, Finborough Theatre
This one man show, containing an intense performance, is a passionate celebration of Franz Kafka’s writing.
Read More »Review: Miss Julie, Park Theatre
A terrific trio tear into the cruelty and vulnerability within Strindberg’s masterpiece.
Read More »Review: Cliff Cardinal – The Land Acknowledgement or As You Like It, Southbank Centre.
A fascinating production about a very difficult situation, it becomes extremely captivating.
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