Tag: James Corrigan

Coriolanus – Review

Anne Cox | September 22, 2017

The Royal Shakespeare Company brings its Rome season to a close with Coriolanus, a heavily political play about one of the Bard’s least likeable heroes. It is a

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Julius Caesar – Review

Anne Cox | March 24, 2017

You have to wonder if RSC artistic director Greg Doran had the inside track on the outcome of the American elections when he decided to open the Royal

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Two Noble Kinsmen – Review

Anne Cox | August 28, 2016

Most playwrights, like actors, would hope to end their careers on a high but for those, whose time here is cut unexpectedly short, there often isn’t the chance

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Othello – Review

Anne Cox | June 12, 2015

The Royal Shakespeare Company has made history by casting its first black actor to play Iago in Othello and, after seeing Lucian Msamati’s performance, one has to ask