
Dear England at Prince Edward Theatre | Review
I’m an aficionado. I love football – a lifelong team supporter and England follower: I’ve been to matches at the
Dear England at Prince Edward Theatre | Review Read More »

I’m an aficionado. I love football – a lifelong team supporter and England follower: I’ve been to matches at the
Dear England at Prince Edward Theatre | Review Read More »

As powerful and on point as Roy Williams and Clint Dyer’s play is, if I am brutally honest (which, quite
Death of England: Closing Time – National Theatre | Review Read More »

My goodness. What have I just witnessed? Or, more accurately, what have I just been involved in? Because this show,
The Little Big Things @sohoplace | Review Read More »

If one of your first lines in a play “is love at first shite” you have to be careful don’t
Candy written by Tim Fraser – Park Theatre Read More »

The thing about Jewish humour is that it’s, well, very Jewish: by that I mean it’s often self-deprecating and extremely
The Arc: A Trilogy of New Jewish Plays at Soho Theatre Read More »

A rip-roaring romp around the violent vicissitudes of the seriously rabid reigns of the Tudors. You may have thought that
Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors at the Garrick Theatre Read More »

Here we have a ménage a quatre set in that strange modern hinterland of smart phone central: Cuckoo is an
Cuckoo by Michael Wynne at the Royal Court Theatre Read More »

(Oxford Dictionary) Effervescent: adj. Giving off bubbles; fizzy. Fizzy. Fizz. That’s exactly what we get from the two outstanding performers
Shewolves by Sarah Middleton at Southwark Playhouse Read More »