‘Twelfth Night’ Review: A Climactic Twist of Shakespeare’s Classic
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s timeless comedy, Twelfth Night, places the Bard’s text in a coastal bar, and...
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Faye Elder
May 174 min read
'A Streetcar Named Desire' by Scottish Ballet Review: A Mesmerising Take on a Classic
★★★★★ On May 16th, the Sadler’s Wells theatre stage was graced with the Scottish Ballet for their opening night performance of ‘A...
Dan Ramos Lay
May 13 min read
Reviewing 'Legally Blonde' by KMTS: "If there ever was a perfect musical, this one qualifies!"
The King’s Musical Theatre Society’s run of Legally Blonde, directed by Bea Watts and produced by Zelenie Luk , opened last week at the...
K A Thickett
Apr 203 min read
Gory Glory á Lucia: Reviewing 'Lucia de Lammermoor' at Royal Opera House
★★★★ Returning for its second revival at Covent Garden, Katie Mitchell’s infamous production of Lucia di Lammermoor has lost some of its...
Roxy-Moon Dahal Hodson
Apr 53 min read
Politics is Personal: Reviewing 'Nye' at the National Theatre
Full of Welsh whimsy, political integrity and technicolour, Nye immerses you. Staged and Good Omens actor Michael Sheen is Aneurin Bevan,...
Hannah Sugars
Apr 23 min read
Reviewing 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' by King's Shakespeare Society
"When the opportunity to see King’s Shakespeare Company arises again, I will seize it with both hands." Despite having studied A...
Georgia Gibson
Mar 204 min read
Reviewing 'How To Flirt: The TED XXX Talk' at The Box, Soho: Missing Notes but Electric in its Bones
Daisy Doris May took the stage at The Box as drag king persona Steve Porter for one night only, before the show debuts at Edinburgh...
Barney Nuttall
Feb 214 min read
Reviewing 'Macbeth' at Dock X London: More 'Trope' than 'Transfixing'
★★★ A a decent enough achievement, but one that made my mind wander throughout. I tend to associate Shakespeare with army fatigues,...
Hannah Sugars
Jan 273 min read
Powerful, Playful, Pertinent: Reviewing ‘Blood On Your Hands’ at Southwark Playhouse
I went in entirely blind to see Blood On Your Hands. I had done no research in advance of the evening, so I scarcely had any idea what to...
Dan Ramos Lay
Jan 257 min read
‘Macbeth’ at the Donmar Warehouse: An Immaculate Reimagining of the Feared Scottish Play
Spoilers ahead for Macbeth. Although you have had 418 years to catch up… Max Webster’s Macbeth is as much a feast for the eyes as it is...
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