Middle. National Theatre.
David Eldridge’s two-hander on the incipient collapse of [...]
La Boheme. Kings Head Theatre.
Mark Ravenhill’s much reduced 90-minute version of Puccini’s [...]
Scandaltown. Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.
Bartlett’s restoration-style satire on wokeness at the Lyric [...]
The Corn Is Green. National Theatre.
This heavily biographical interpretation of Emlyn Williams’ play [...]
Cabaret. Playhouse Theatre.
Rebecca Frecknall’s production of Kander and Ebb’s magnum [...]
Cinderella. Gillian Lynne Theatre.
Despite top-quality production and a stunning coup de [...]
Another America. Park Theatre.
Bill Rosenfield’s, Another America, is a charming if [...]
Bonnie & Clyde. Arts Theatre.
Nick Winston’s Arts Theatre revival of fan favourite [...]
Anyone Can Whistle. Southwark Playhouse.
There is much in Southwark Playhouse’s revival of [...]
Wolf Cub. Hampstead Theatre.
Ché Walker’s Wolf Cub cannot quite decide whether [...]
Persuasion. Alexandra Palace Theatre.
This witty, creative, and hugely entertaining modern-day take [...]
The 47th. Old Vic.
The 47th explores what might happen in the [...]