Tag: Richmond Theatre

Still Alice – Review

Anne Cox | 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

London and West End

Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em – Review

Anne Cox | March 9, 2018

It takes a bold writer willing to reinvent a British institution and an even braver entertainer prepared to portray a comic icon so closely associated with one man.

Regional

Wait Until Dark – Review

Anne Cox | September 6, 2017

Frederick Knott’s main claim to fame was to come up with the hit thriller Dial M For Murder. His second play is largely forgotten and his third, Wait

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Gabriel – Review

Anne Cox | April 3, 2017

Desperate people are forced to do desperate things during wartime and none more so than the Becquet family who refused to leave their home in Guernsey during the

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Passion & purse strings in Molière farce, The Miser, at London’s Garrick Theatre

Anne Cox | January 9, 2017

Sean Foley and Phil Porter’s adaptation of Molière’s classic comedy, The Miser, starring a cast of the country’s top comic actors, comes to London’s Garrick Theatre this March

Ben Deery and Mark Womack - CP - Robert Day

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Clybourne Park – Review

Anne Cox | April 26, 2016

In modern day, multi-cultural UK it is easy to forget that it wasn’t so long ago when some seemingly civilised countries still practised segregation. It may seem an

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The Father – Review

Anne Cox | April 13, 2016

Alzheimer’s disease is a cruel equalizer. It doesn’t matter if you’re a prime minister, Hollywood icon or, indeed my mother (and mother-in-law). It strikes without mercy and condemns