THEATRE REVIEW: Pressure
2018-02-14
“There is nothing predictable about the British weather,” says Winston Churchill’s chief meteorologist, the Dalkeith-born Group Captain James Stagg (David Haig), toContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Knives In Hens
2018-02-10
When you leave a theatre thinking “what was that all about?” it can mean one of two things. Either theContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Bold Girls
2018-02-01
There’s a war memorial on Whitehall which symbolises the remarkable role and resilience of women during the Second World War;Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Lover
2018-01-31
Separated by the barriers of age, class and race, it is little wonder that the clandestine relationship between a fifteen-year-oldContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Rudolf
2017-12-12
What do you get if you rub one stick against another stick? No, not a punchline or a spark withContinue Reading
Theatre Review – Into The Woods
2017-08-22
Okay, it was only a preview. And the cast are all students. Well, when I say students, I mean anContinue Reading
Theatre Review: Jocky Wilson Said
2017-08-22
Jocky Wilson is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Literally. To his left, a boulder. To his right,Continue Reading
Theatre Review: Gypsy Queen
2017-08-22
With a tagline “Can two men raised to fight, ever learn to love?”, you would be forgiven for thinking thatContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Philanthropist, Trafalgar Studios
2017-06-16
A “bland” disappointment which sits there “like a pudding, wobbling gently”. Celia’s (Charlotte Ritchie’s) description of her bookish fiance PhilipContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Tristan & Yseult, Globe
2017-06-16
In the balcony of the neon-lit The Club of the Unloved, a four-piece band by the name of Martin andContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Held, Tristan Bates Theatre
2017-06-15
The five inmates in Tina Jay’s sexually-charged prison drama Held, adapted from two separate one act plays Dog City andContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Glory on Earth at Lyceum Theatre
2017-05-30
This delightful production directed by David Greig is a happy mix of the historical and the contemporary, that combines minimalistContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
2017-05-11
In salute to the 50th anniversary of a classic American play, Rapture Theatre are touring the country and brought theirContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Count Arthur Strong: The Sound of Mucus
2017-05-07
To say that it went downhill as soon as the curtain rose would suggest that Count Arthur Strong’s latest malapropisticContinue Reading