'Tartuffe' - The National Theatre
Moliere’s seventeenth-century comedy is no stranger to adaptations and The National Theatre has put up its own version of Tartuffe for...
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Hannah Sanderson
Feb 28, 20193 min read
'Home, I’m Darling' - Duke of York Theatre
“This isn’t a lifestyle, this is my life” After a sold-out run at the National Theatre in the summer, Laura Wade’s new play Home, I’m...
Minul de Alwis
Feb 27, 20193 min read
'Princess Ida' - KCL Gilbert & Sullivan Society
When the words ‘student production’ are mentioned one’s mind immediately turns to torturous school productions with teenagers...
Godelieve de Bree
Feb 22, 20193 min read
'Shipwreck' - The Almeida Theatre
If only one thing can be said for the Almeida’s production of Shipwreck, is that it is incredibly pertinent. The play follows a group of...
Jordi Rocha
Feb 18, 20193 min read
'When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other' - Review
What does one call the coming together of numerous powerhouses? A power complex? Whatever the term is, it makes sense to describe When We...
Octavia Fox
Feb 15, 20193 min read
'Antigone' - KCL Classics Department
The King’s College London Department of Classics presents their 66th Annual Greek Play: Sophocles’ Antigone. No less challenging than any...
Alexia McDonald
Feb 13, 20192 min read
‘Welcome to the UK’ – The Bunker
Upon entering The Bunker theatre in Southwark, one is confronted with a sign dividing the foyer into two paths; it reads on one side...
Natali Dare
Feb 13, 20193 min read
'The Good Person of Szechwan', Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre - Barbican Theatre
Written in 1941 by world-renowned playwright Bertolt Brecht and brought to life by the Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre, The Good Person of...
Minul de Alwis
Feb 7, 20193 min read
'Katya Kabanova' - Royal Opera House
A common enough complaint about the opera, certainly in my experience, is that it is not as relevant to modern life as other art forms:...
Megan Williams
Feb 7, 20193 min read
'Henry V' - King's Shakespeare Company
At first enquiry, Henry V seems like a strange choice for a student production. What, after all, does a nationalistic war narrative say...
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