All posts tagged review

It’s always fascinating to see plays that manage to explore both the deeply specific...

Writer and assistant director Marian Bott’s new play, Moormaid, is an intense...

The value of metadata has become such a prominent topic today that the timing of...

An empty bed with grey sheets lies in the middle of a smoggy stage. Ten...

Back after a five-year hiatus with his new album Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose,...

It’s easy to praise Mood Music for its #TimesUp timeliness. Joe Penhall takes a...

In I Feel Pretty, actress/comedian Amy Schumer stars as Renee, an apparently “frumpy” woman...

What on earth? Hideki Noda’s new play – which is somewhat insane, but in a...

Dictionaries define a utopia as “a place which is perfect”, “an idyllic society” which is...

Jermyn Street Theatre’s feminist counterpoint to Noel Coward’s...