Villain, Interrupted at the Etcetera Theatre | Review
The use of acetate sheets and an overhead projector in Villain, Interrupted would surely mean there is less opportunity for
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Have I None at the Etcetera Theatre | Review
Edward Bond’s Have I None is an ideal choice for London pub theatre and the spring of 2019 is optimal
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Review of A Calling at the Etcetera Theatre
Is the proverbial grass always greener on the other side? For some who have lived in London or in other
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Jailbirds at the Etcetera Theatre | Review
It is impossible to get too spooked by anything that happens in Jailbirds: time and again, the momentary (and deliberate)
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Never Swim Alone at the Etcetera Theatre | Review
One should not, apparently, swim alone in the open sea. The only times I have ever bothered going to the
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Review of Rats at the Etcetera Theatre, London
Imagine, if you will, a world where it has become possible, and then desirable, and then somehow established practice, for
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Review: Little by Little at the Etcetera Theatre
It’s a well-drilled production, this: a reasonably busy set (Russo Rainaldi) combines with some sprightly and energetic choreography (Becky Harrison)
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Review: Bully at The Etcetera Theatre, London
It’s not entirely convincing, at least not to me. Who gets offered a public sector job these days, on the
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