I used to think I’d crawl over hard ground to watch Celia Imrie or Tamsin Grieg. Here, I felt I had
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Otherland at the Almeida Theatre review: this play about the trans experience is lively, humane and erratic
by News Roomby News RoomFeaturing a firecracker performance from Jade Anouka, Otherland tackles hot button issues with sensitivity and compassion
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Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell have potent chemistry in this rave-tastic Shakespeare production
by News Roomby News RoomJamie Lloyd’s Much Ado About Nothing proves stunt casting works when the stars have this much rizz
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East is South at Hampstead Theatre review: this AI thriller is a waste of acting talent
by News Roomby News RoomThis misjudged examination of AI buries potentially interesting ideas under a pile of meaningless jargon
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Richard II at the Bridge Theatre review: Jonathan Bailey is electric as the flawed king
by News Roomby News RoomYet when he challenges Richard – in this case, by training a massive field gun on the theatre’s balcony where Bailey stands spotlit in a white shift – he becomes…
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Unicorn at the Garrick Theatre review: is three the magic number in bed?
by News Roomby News RoomNicola Walker, Stephen Mangan and Erin Doherty supercharge this comedy about an older couple who invite a younger woman into their bed
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Three Sisters at the Globe review: Michelle Terry is riveting in this tale of suffering Russian gentlefolk
by News Roomby News RoomAnton Chekhov’s suffering Russian gentlefolk sit so well in the wooden, candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse it’s a wonder he’s not been staged here before. And this particular tale, of three…
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Churchill in Moscow at the Orange Tree Theatre review: bursting with political playfulness
by News Roomby News RoomThe first night audience was the starriest I’ve ever seen in a small Zone 4 theatre: David Suchet, Miranda Richardson, Freddie Fox, Mark Gatiss, Chrissie Hynde. Oh, and Nigella Lawson,…
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Kerry Ellis and Adam Garcia on IF/THEN: ‘This may not happen again’
by News Roomby News RoomThe set-up certainly is, one which everyone can relate to. Ellis says, “We always make a decision and then think what if I’d have made the other decision? In this…
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Elektra at the Duke of York review: alienating oddity with Brie Larson’s riot grrrl
by News Roomby News RoomNo chance of this being called Sexy Elektra. Larson blasts on stage like a riot grrrl: she sings a bit, shouts a lot, spits occasionally, all into a heavily amped…