Review of Dr Faustus at Above the Arts Theatre
Christopher Marlowe’s Dr Faustus deals with greed, blind ambition, and the pursuit of ultimate power through knowledge, whatever the cost.
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Ron Arad’s Curtain Call: London Contemporary Orchestra – Review
Picture this – you’re standing encircled by a 360 degree light curtain: 5,600 silicon rods dangling from a huge metal
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Ubu And The Truth Commission at Print Room at the Coronet
Ubu and the Truth Commission, by William Kentridge, Handspring Puppet Company and Jane Taylor, is on the one hand a barmy
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The Doughnut Theatre’s Darkridge – Review
One of the joys of living in the capital is the huge variety of theatre on offer. Not only are there
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In a world of pure imagination… with Charlie and The Chocolate Factory
Some of the early reviewers of Sam Mendes’ mega-budget musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory felt that
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Review of The Mentalists at Wyndham’s Theatre
In a small, bland hotel room in London’s Finsbury Park, friends Ted (Stephen Merchant) and Morrie (Steffan Rhodri) have come together
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Review of Neil La Bute’s Autobahn at King’s Head Theatre
“…sitting in a car was where I first remember understanding how drama worked. My mother and father certainly provided enough
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Review of Diary of a Madman at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Axsenty Ivanovich Poprishchin, (played by David Bromley), is a low-ranking civil servant: a clerk. But in Poprishchin’s mind, he is
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