Review: The Bride, Camden People’s Theatre
In a piece using deep symbolic cultural references to interrogate female identity, this company creates many moment of powerful beauty. The post Review: The Bride, Camden People’s...
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In a piece using deep symbolic cultural references to interrogate female identity, this company creates many moment of powerful beauty. The post Review: The Bride, Camden People’s...
Visitors can explore the legendary hall linked to Shakespeare after an outdoor theatrical journey through the Temple gardens.Read more ›
An unsettling but predictable dramatisation of the origins of the Witchfinder General, Deliver Us From Evil is passionate but in need of some polish. The post Review: Deliver Us Fr...
All the world’s a stage, and Elm Court is transformed into Verona, Vienna, fairyland and more in this witty and wonderfully wandering Shakespearean adventure. The post Review: Wal...
An absurd historical tale, told with style and potential for so much more The post Review: They’ve Stolen Mussolini, Bridewell Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Les Arts Florissants (lightly) stages two Charpentier rarities as a summer wedding gone wrong.
Farce isn’t dead, it’s just gone off the rails. The post Review: Off and On, Bridewell Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
The remains of one of London’s earliest theatres are reopening to visitors this autumn, with tickets now available for new guided tours.Read more ›
SHAKESPEARE: OUTDOOR, OUTRAGEOUS AND OPEN-HEARTED Start by knowing that this is a bangingly entertaining evening out under the Suffolk skies, with ragamuffin costumes and lovely...
Starts and ends well, and has a superb lead performance The post Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Bridewell Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Ellie Grace & Chloe Avery-Comberbach discuss The Whore Queen at The Courtyard Theatre The post Anne Boleyn Girly-Pop appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Sitting right in the heart of Sloane Square is the 135 year old Royal Court Theatre, and they offer tours of the building and the backstage areas. Read more ›
“Pride,” the joy-filled British musical based on the true story of Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM), will transfer to London’s Bridge Theatre from Nov. 12, following sol...
Top quality silliness and beautifully bonkers interaction that gloriously celebrates imagination in all its forms. The post Review: A World Elsewhere, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse appea...
A horrifying and compelling tour de force. The post Review: The Oresteia, Bridge Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
WHEN THE SAGE OF SCARBOROUGH SAW THROUGH THE SWINGING ‘SIXTIES 1969: nearly half a century ago, and this was Alan Ayckbourn’s breakthrough. Philip Breen’s direction respect...
FLOWERS, PHONETICS, PHABULOUS Always a joy to have them back: the phoneticist and the flower-girl, born to enthral one another and us. Cheers first for Keziah Ibe as Eliza, f...
Oxford Theatre Guild will present All’s Well That Ends Well in Oxford’s University Parks from July 14 to 25, setting the tale in bohemian France.
TROUBLED HEARTS AND TORCH SONGS When someone pops a sticker on your cameraphone at the door it generally means a performer is going to get their kit off, repeatedly. Not in...
Mirandolina – Abbey Theatre – Review An Abbey Theatre Ireland, Teatro Stabile del Veneto – Teatro Nazionale Italy, and Croatian National Theatre HNK Rijeka co-production Mirandolin...
ABSURDITIES OF PASSION WIND UP A TORRID SUMMER     This is by Turgenev, revolutionary in his time (banned for a while), now adapted with mischief and appreciation b...
A beautiful setting and a creative team that understand the charm and silliness of Goldsmith’s classic make for a good evening. The post Review: She Stoops to Conquer, Boston Manor...
Sir John Seward’s personal diary Friday, 16th January 1903 Littlemore Hospital, Oxfordshire I have finally made my first examination of the mind of Lady Lowell. I wish I had been a...
A collection of powerful and emotive stories delivered in nine monologues, Birth Stories contributes to the important history of how people come to be. The post Review: Birth Stori...
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