
Review of Brink at the Orange Tree Theatre Richmond
The first word in Brad Birch’s remarkable new play is “So” spoken by the central character Nick: “So it starts like
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The first word in Brad Birch’s remarkable new play is “So” spoken by the central character Nick: “So it starts like
Review of Brink at the Orange Tree Theatre Richmond Read More »

The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond has a justified reputation for reviving forgotten classics and often mining gold. Together with “Up
German Skerries at Orange Tree Theatre Richmond – Review Read More »

When you’ve been going to the London theatre on and off for fifty years, as I have, surprises are few and
Review of Cosi and Cosi Fan Tutte at the King’s Head Theatre Read More »

What I learned from Johnny Bevan is an astonishing, thought-provoking and original tour-de-force by the young poet and performer Luke Wright.
What I learned from Johnny Bevan at Soho Upstairs – Review Read More »

Comedy, especially British comedy, often creates a surreal world which vaguely resembles reality but distorts it for comic effect. Radio comedy
Round the Horne by Apollo Theatre Company at The Museum of Comedy – Review Read More »

In his seminal and comprehensive book on the Musical Theatre “Broadway Babies Say Goodnight” Mark Steyn makes only a couple of
Sublime performance by Sheridan Smith in Funny Girl – Review Read More »

Storytelling is arguably the oldest of the creative Arts. Before man had the proficiency to write or make music he had
I Believe in Unicorns at The Orange Tree Theatre – Review Read More »

Terence Rattigan’s two plays Harlequinade and All On Her Own are separated by a twenty year gap, by the medium for
Harlequinade and All On Her Own at the Garrick Theatre – Review Read More »