“[A Letter to LBJ] calls the audience to question their own nostalgia and lets us look people in the eye while they do so," the duo says.

This show is both a tribute to Sidney Poitier and a provocation to artists in times of political upheaval. Ivanno Jeremiah is impressive.

As a play about Gareth Southgate's drive to redeem himself to his sport and his country, 'Dear England' is a gripping, moving achievement. 

Considering it was the first time I understood the plot in its entirety, I believe it managed to increase the accessibility of Shakespeare.

Cate Blanchett’s Arkadina upholds equal parts grace and comedy and captures our respect. She wields absolute command over the stage.

★★★★ | When Jonathan Bailey takes his place upon the throne as Richard II, he is sprawled across the grand chair, exuding the effortless...

Bush delves into the complexity and breadth of experiences that exist within womanhood itself; this is a deeply affective watch.

Brian Cox, as Bach, delivers a solid performance with a grandiose energy that harkens back to an older, less naturalistic style of acting.

This show excellently weaves in light-heartedness alongside the more profound, so the NT's added spectacle to abstract it feels unnecessary.

Frecknall tethers us to Blanche’s psyche in an acute way. It is as though the other characters can see the new world while Blanche cannot.