All posts tagged review

I Am Belfast is a rich and detailed visual essay, if one that occasionally loses focus under...

Over a decade has passed since the Broadway premiere of Jersey Boys, and the...

Staging a major work of Anton Chekhov is a perilous task, but a guaranteed...

There are restaurants that feed you well and there are restaurants that feed you...

A new circus is in town, and there really couldn’t be a...

The premise of Court is an extremely simple one: it’s a dramatised exploration of India’s...

A palpable sense of antiquity pervades the tranquil, candlelit interior...

Set at the beginning of the Second World War, Good Night Mister Tom at...

There are echoes of Waiting for Godot in Harold Pinter’s 1959 play The...