The Life I Lead at Wyndham’s Theatre | Review
Lee Newby’s Magritte inspired set provides the ideal backdrop for James Kettle’s cleverly crafted play. The blue sky and cirrus
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Review of Parenthood at The Space
The flyer says, ‘Not an Instagram version of parenting’ and Emily & Pete Moody’s musical is exactly that. On the
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Review of Pygmalion at the Tower Theatre
A warm welcome awaits you at this wonderful and comfortable theatre, upstairs in the octagonal tower, home of the Tower
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Review of Cuttings at The Hope Theatre
Ollie George Clarke’s brilliant new play, Cuttings, explores the influence and power of PR and examines what can now pass
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Three Sisters at The Almeida Theatre | Review
Three Sisters was written at a time when Chekhov was suffering from an illness which would soon claim his life.
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Alys, Always at The Bridge Theatre | Review
It’s always going to be a challenge to adapt a play from a novel but Lucinda Coxon’s Alys, Always just
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Review of Stories at The National Theatre
Nina Raine’s follow up to the hugely successful Consent confirms that, after a series of duds, the National is back
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