All posts tagged review

In a tribute to its title, L’Attesa makes the audience wait for any clues as...

How does a modern, feminist woman reconcile the perceived tension between breaking the...

At the Ambassadors Theatre in the West End, the new 75 minute...

Perhaps the best known of the three plays...

Anton Chekhov’s plays consist of so many nuances,...

The first in a day-long staging of playwright...

Bobby Sands’ name will be vaguely familiar to most: in 1981 the 27-year-old IRA man...

At first glance. Hatchetts is all bare walls and laid-back elegance, small plates at...

Helping to kick off the first week of the Camden Fringe...

An endearing film in which the forging of an unexpected bond allows its characters to...