Monster. Park Theatre.
Abigail Hood’s dark, troubling Monster is difficult to [...]
Lucinda Spragg: An Evening With. Rosemary Branch Theatre.
29 July 2022 Lucinda Spragg, the monstrous alt-right [...]
Tom, Dick and Harry. Alexandra Palace Theatre.
The Alexandra Palace Theatre’s tribute to the heroes [...]
Chasing Hares. Young Vic.
Chasing Hares is a timely exploration of worker [...]
The Darkest Park Of The Night. Kiln Theatre.
Although the narrative does not always persuade, Zodwa [...]
Much Ado About Nothing. National Theatre.
Simon Godwin’s crowd-pleasing production at the National Theatre [...]
A Plague On All Your House. Riverside Studios.
Marcia Kelson’s A Plague on All Your Houses [...]
Jack Absolute Flies Again. National Theatre.
The National Theatre’s delightful, laugh-out-loud tribute to the [...]
Patriots. Almeida Theatre.
Patriots, Peter Morgan’s timely new work about the [...]
The Southbury Child. Bridge Theatre.
The Southbury Child is a sporadically good play [...]
Favour. Bush Theatre.
For all its charm, Ambreen Razia’s drama about [...]
Invisible. Bush Theatre.
Nikhil Parmar’s comedy monologue about the near-invisibility of [...]