Arthur Miller’s play resonates with our times Arthur Miller’s Olivier award-winning play, Broken Glass, does not appear regularly on the London stage. It played at the National Theatre in 1994, at the Tricycle (now Kiln) in 2010 and in Watford in 2018. The current run at Young Vic is bookended by the brilliant production of […]

Joe Orton’s seductive cult classic Entertaining Mr Sloane is an interesting choice of play to revive, especially as the opening production of the new artistic director, Nadia Fall.  It was a cult classic in the 1960s when sexual attitudes were somewhat different to our contemporary times, not only with regard to what could be put […]

‘There are people who must finish what they start and not look back, and I am one of those people,’ declares Regina Giddens (Anne-Marie Duff) towards the end of The Little Foxes. While the play is set in America’s South in 1900, it felt like a line that could have been spoken by Lady Macbeth.