Category: Reviews

Mike Leigh’s classic Abigail’s Party is back in the theatre with its irrepressible hostess, Beverly Moss, handing out gin & tonics and cheesy-pineapple nibbles to the sounds of

Noël Coward’s A Song at Twilight may be billed as a comedy but this story of one man’s fear of mortality and exposure, is tinged with tragedy. The

Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, Stephen Adley Guirgis, doesn’t pull any punches with his tough, uncompromising prison drama, Jesus Hopped the A Train, which opened this week at London’s Young

Journalist, theatre critic, university lecturer and playwright, Patrick Marmion, plunders Moliere’s Tartuffe and borrows a smidge from Shakespeare and Euripides, for his latest offering, a comedy called Keith?

Playwright Torben Betts has come up with a new recipe for his haute cuisine comedy, Caroline’s Kitchen, tinkering with the ingredients to create a new dish about depression