Britain’s greatest living playwright Caryl Churchill has just announced a new play starring Kate O’Flynn
‘Widow’s Bay’ star O’Flynn will head up the legendary writer’s new play ‘Triumph’ at the Almeida
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‘Widow’s Bay’ star O’Flynn will head up the legendary writer’s new play ‘Triumph’ at the Almeida
At barely 20 minutes, this satire on strongman politics serves to jolt audiences out of their complacency“Is this theatre for the TikTok generation?” one critic asked of the latest...
In Caryll Churchill’s new 20-minute play, Annaleigh Ashford portrays Iris the press secretary to the emperor, boasting during a press conference of his having turned this city “fro...
Heavyweight former Royal Court boss Cooke takes over the Islington powerhouse with an exciting year of work
A bombardment of propaganda that will send you into a philosophical spiral where power, truth, and the ethics of political persuasion are questioned. The post Review: Triumph, Alm...
Manfred Karge’s play about a woman acting as her dead husband was a cause célèbre in the 80s. It remains a bracing portrait of a divided person in a divided cultureIt was Pierre Au...
New Young Vic boss Nadia Fall has announced the exciting final touches to her second season at the theatre
THE TURBULENT PRIEST REMEMBERED Sharp of AD Tom Littler, during the renovation of his theatre opposite, to direct (with Francesca Ellis) this gloriously set, candle-rich produc...
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...
Sensational turns from Anderson and Billy Crudup are made even better by the ultra-intimate staging at @sohoplace
From Tilda Swinton to Cate Blanchett, Josh O’Connor to Mark Rylance, it’s a massively starry month on the London stage
Finborough theatre, LondonNichola McAuliffe returns to the roles Wesker tailored for her in 1981, in a trio of wistful and insightful soliloquies about working-class women’s inner...
MAKING HAY This had to be a short-run red hot sellout, didn’t it? Richard E Grant taking his air of wicked unreliable comedity back after 20 years tothe West End, while actually th...
In a post-Roe v. Wade era, Arlene Hutton’s play is art to spark social change. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
The duo give excellent performances in Ian Rickson’s moving West End production at the Harold Pinter Theatre
The Australian icon reunites with her ‘Tár’ co-star for a virtuosic theatrical double bill
A clever but slippery interrogation of control and submission. The post Review: An Oak Tree, The Other Palace Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Twelve years ago, Priyanga Burford came upon an unusual, striking story that moved her to admiration and fellowship: Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan, like her half-Indian, was one o...
The Royal Shakespeare Company announces ambitious adaptations of novels in season that includes Elizabeth Debicki as Richard II and Damien Molony as CoriolanusThe Royal Shakespeare...
HAVING recently been seen on TV in Richard Gadd’s Half Man, Julie Cullen is looking forward to treading the boards again in a one-woman play.
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE, OR HANG ON A MINUTE.. Everyone (especially journalists) loves a drama about newspapers. Hot-tempered rackety bantering , stories urgently chased, ri...
This is the marvellous production from the Bridge Theatre, and I append my oroginal review below. But it’s worth recording how wonderful a second viewing is, in the rowdier, someti...
Dorfman theatre, LondonThe far-fetched plot turns and some underdeveloped characters undermine the powerful messages about prejudice in Helen Edmundson’s playOpposing forces tug ag...
Royal Court theatre, LondonStarting in Germany in the 1930s, there is a stinging topicality to Manfred Karge’s play addressing the renaissance of Nazi ideologyEarly autumn London t...
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