Minerva Theatre
Cock – Review
| October 4, 2018
It’s been nine years since Mike Bartlett proudly premiered his provocative Cock at the Royal Court and who’d have guessed that its subject matter – sexual confusion –
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Mercury Theatre
Moll Flanders – Review
| October 4, 2018
“The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders who was born in Newgate, and, during a life of continued variety, for threescore years, besides her childhood, was
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Reviews
Trial By Laughter – Review
| October 2, 2018
You can see immediately why Ian Hislop and his partner in satire, Nick Newman, came up with the idea of Trial By Laughter, as their next stage project.
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Harold Pinter Theatre
Pinter at the Pinter – Review
| September 29, 2018
It seems anyone who is anyone has signed up for Jamie Lloyd’s ambitious season of Harold Pinter plays at the appropriately named, Harold Pinter Theatre, in the West
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Reviews
42nd Street – Review
| September 28, 2018
42nd Street closes at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in January and it is going out on a flourish with Bonnie Langford demonstrating just why she is the
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Oxford Playhouse
The Habit of Art – Review
| September 26, 2018
Alan Bennett’s The Habit Of Art has returned to its meta-spiritual home this week, arriving at the Oxford Playhouse on Monday night to amuse and entertain its erudite
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Jack Studio Theatre
Lifeboat – Review
| September 23, 2018
On September 17, 1940, the City of Benares was targeted by a German submarine and torpedoed. The explosion ripped the ship apart, in the middle of a storm,
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Reviews
Still Alice – Review
| September 23, 2018
This is World Alzheimer’s Month. It’s a topic which is rarely out of the news and no wonder when it affects nearly one million people in the UK
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Reviews
Eyam – Review
| September 22, 2018
Eyam, the final production of The Globe’s summer season, drags in the autumn with a grim tale of human endurance and sacrifice, reimagining for the stage the true
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Milton Keynes Theatre
War Horse – Review
| September 20, 2018
Writer Michael Morpurgo calls his magnum opus, Warhorse, an anthem for peace. Certainly, a play’s influence has never been so persuasive after sitting, enthralled, at last night’s opening
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Reviews
Tartuffe – Review
| September 20, 2018
We live in a cultural, religious and morally sensitive age but, thank god, we haven’t lost our sense of humour. Anil Gupta and Richard Pinto (The Office, Goodness
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Lyric Theatre
Thriller Live #4000 – Review
| September 17, 2018
Thriller Live celebrated its 4,000 West End show last week at the Lyric Shaftesbury Avenue, with a special gala performance that featured a knockout guest appearance from Peter
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