The Confessions a new play by Alexander Zeldin
Alexander Zeldin’s short-running drama for the National Theatre begins with and sustains a series of images: frames. We…
The Wetsuitman at Arcola Theatre | Review
The Wetsuitman is built on an intention: one that is informed by the howl of frustration moral people…
Tambo & Bones at Theatre Royal Stratford East | Review
Dave Harris’ blistering and erudite double two-hander was in development at New York’s Playwrights Horizons two years before…
The Six of Calais & Ruth at Susie Sainsbury Theatre
Pegasus Opera’s double bill of Ruth and The Six of Calais is rather like the company’s mythical namesake:…
The Good Person of Szechwan at the Lyric Hammersmith
Public Service Announcement: Brecht is not broccoli. You don’t have to force yourself to consume it because it’s…
Standing at the Sky’s Edge at the Olivier Theatre
Just as Sheffield’s Park Hill estate can be seen as ambitious, iconic, important as well as unpleasant, impractical,…