Interview: Naomi Westerman on Queer Joy, Anthropology and Her Play PUPPY
Naomi Westerman's play Puppy is coming to the King's Head Theatre in April.
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Review Roundup: THE SCORE, Directed by Trevor Nunn
Legendary stage and screen actor Brian Cox stars as Johann Sebastian Bach in Oliver Cotton’s new play, The Score, originally presented at the Theatre Royal Bath.
Review: ALTERATIONS, National Theatre
Michael Abbensetts was the first Black writer to have a series commissioned by the BBC: the groundbreaking Empire Road, which had an almost entirely Black cast and crew.
Review Roundup: THE LAST LAUGH at Noël Coward Theatre
Direct from a sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Last Laugh is a brand-new laugh-a-minute play which re-imagines the lives of three of Britain's all-time greatest comedy heroes – Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse.
Review: PRIDE & PREJUDICE (*SORT OF), Richmond Theatre
How many ways can you re-tell Jane Austen? Isobel McArthur continues to prove it is more than possible to stage a show bursting with silliness, satire and the sharpest wit without losing the essence of Austen's beloved work.
Review Roundup: Jamie Lloyd's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Tom Hiddleston is Benedick and Hayley Atwell is Beatrice.
Review: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
After a rather muted reception of The Tempest, fans of director Jamie Lloyd’s work can breathe a sigh of relief.
Review Roundup: Did Jonathan Bailey Make an Impression in RICHARD II?
Richard II is played by Jonathan Bailey, whose past work includes Bridgerton, Fellow Travellers, Cassio in Nicholas Hytner’s National Theatre production of Othello and Edgar to Ian McKellen’s King Lear.
Review: THE SHARK IS BROKEN, Richmond Theatre
The premise of The Shark is Broken is deceptively simple; three men in a boat, waiting and talking.
Review: MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, London Coliseum
And so to the final new production of English National Opera’s season; Mary, Queen of Scots, directed by Stewart Laing and conducted by Joana Carneiro.
Review Roundup: Mike Bartlett's UNICORN Canters Into The West End
Unicorn is Mike Bartlett's explicit, funny and provocative new play, directed by James Macdonald, starring Nicola Walker, Stephen Mangan and Erin Doherty.
Review: UNICORN, Garrick Theatre
You would think that Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan had had enough of acting roles surrounding marital discord.
Review: BOYS FROM THE BLACKSTUFF, Richmond Theatre
After debuting at Liverpool's Royal Court and successful London and West End transfers, James Graham's adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s iconic television series is now on a national tour.
Review: CHURCHILL IN MOSCOW, Orange Tree Theatre
In 1942 Moscow a top-secret meeting occured between Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin as the Nazis rampaged through Europe and into the Soviet Union.
Review Roundup: THE YEARS Makes Its West End Transfer
The five-star sold out production of The Years has transferred to the West End for 12 weeks only.
Review: HEAVEN, Southwark Playhouse Borough
How would life have turned out if you had stayed with your first love? Where would you be if you had gone against social convention? Eugene O'Brien's deftly crafted play, HEAVEN, asks us these questions and many more in this captivating and bittersweet two-hander.
Review Roundup: ELEKTRA, Starring Brie Larson
Starring Brie Larson, Daniel Fish directs the first major revival in over a decade of Sophokles’ electrifying and timeless play, Elektra, with a translation by poet Anne Carson, at the Duke Of York’s Theatre.
Review: THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, London Coliseum
Joe Hill-Gibbins’s new production of The Marriage of Figaro for English National Opera opened back in March 2020 for a single performance before Covid struck.
Review Roundup: Did Rami Malek Impress in OEDIPUS?
Ella Hickson’s epic and revelatory version of Sophocles’ transcendent tragedy, Oedipus, co-directed by Hofesh Shechter and Matthew Warchus has now opened at The Old Vic.
Review: PLAY ON!, Lyric Hammersmith
During these dark and cold nights, something magical is happening on stage at the Lyric Hammersmith.
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