Tamsin Greig stars in Terence Rattigan’s 1950’s study of obsession and the destructive power of love in a new production originally presented at the Theatre Royal Bath.
Revel Puck Circus at the Brighton Fringe – Review
The Revel Puck Circus is family fun, accompanied by a relaxed outdoor bar. When looking for something to do on an evening in May, it would be worth considering the Brighton Fringe.
East is South at Hampstead Theatre
A thoughtful questions about humanity’s place in a world changed by AI, but lacking the drama of classic sci-fi.
48 hours in Marrakech
While I only spent two full days in Marrakech, in the same way, that only a few strands of saffron are required to enrich a Moroccan tagine, 48 hours was enough to get a taste of a city bursting with life.
Coriolanus at the Olivier, National Theatre
Lyndsey Turner’s production of Coriolanus is a play with Volumnia, Coriolanus’ mother, at its heart. Showing now at the Olivier National Theatre
The Dream of a Ridiculous Man
Adaptation of Dostoevsky at The Marylebone Theatre The Marylebone Theatre, open since Autumn 2022, hosts multiple Olivier award-winning Laurence Boswell’s new adaptation of Dostoevsky’s short story about a man who is judged by his peers for his far-fetched visions of a utopian society. Adapting Dostoevsky is a challenge at the best of times. Adapting Dostoevsky […]
Harry Clarke at the Ambassadors Theatre
A darkly comic one-person show that leaves you reeling. Harry Clarke is a one-person show arriving in London after two successful runs in the US. Billy Crudup, Emmy-nominated for his performance in The Morning Show, reprises his roles as all nineteen characters in a virtuosic and darkly comic spectacle. Written by David Cale (The History […]
London Zoo at the Southwark Playhouse, Borough
Bigotry in Business Challenged Think of a satirical take on a big, morally dubious media conglomerate acquiring a reputable newspaper, and many will think of HBO’s Succession. The winner of every award available, Succession was so good that it now practically owns the genre of “media drama”. London Zoo, Farine Clarke’s play at the Southwark […]
Amusements by Ikechukwu Ufomadu at the Soho Theatre
Clever, silly, delightful comic alchemy in Soho Fresh from a successful Edinburgh run, Ikechukwu Ufomadu’s solo hour is funny, bizarre and thoroughly entertaining. Clever and silly in equal measure, Amusements is a tightly written set that demonstrates a strange and delightful kind of comic alchemy: one that turns bemusement into amusement. There is a moment […]
Adventure in Argentinian Patagonia
Argentinian Patagonia has it all: snow-capped mountains, lakes and rushing rivers, jaw-dropping hikes and, its pièce de résistance: glaciers