Hadley Fraser Takes The Stage At Cadogan Hall
“We’ll do the raffle in about half an hour, but first we’ll play a few songs if that’s alright?” One foot on stage and the mood is set.
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Review: HAMLET HAIL TO THE THIEF, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
It was only February when we headed to Stratford-upon-Avon to review Hamlet, so it comes as quite the surprise to head through green fields speckled with sheep for the same play a mere four months later.
Review: MISS MYRTLE'S GARDEN, Bush Theatre
Miss Myrtle’s garden is an oasis caught in the jaws of gentrification.
Review: LETTERS FROM MAX, Hampstead Theatre
Based on Sarah Ruhl’s eponymous 2018, the stage adaptation of Letters from Max is downright harrowing.
Review: RADIANT BOY, Southwark Playhouse
Back in 2023, the Royal Shakespeare Company celebrated the 400th anniversary of the publication of the First Folio with a national playwriting competition.
Review: SHUCKED, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Dying crops, a community in distress, scandals, affairs, Shucked was hailed as the pinnacle of musical comedy when it premiered in 2022.
Review: THE FIFTH STEP, starring Martin Freeman and Jack Lowden
Plays like The Fifth Step don't come around often.
Review: INSANE ASYLUM SEEKERS, Bush Theatre
Laith’s parents have survived unimaginable atrocities in order to save themselves and give him a better chance, yet he struggles.
Review: DEAR ANNIE, I HATE YOU, Riverside Studios
Sam is a football-loving, tomboyish young woman with a lifetime of fun ahead of her.
Review: THE MAD ONES, The Other Palace
There won’t be any big road movie for Samantha Brown.
Review: EINKVAN, The Coronet Theatre
This production is a treat.
Review: AN OAK TREE, Young Vic
Divisive and challenging, Tim Crouch is a one-in-a-century playwright.
Review: CONVERSATIONS AFTER SEX, Park Theatre
Mark O’Halloran’s Irish Times Award-winning play follows a woman’s sexual escapades over the course of a year.
Review: GIANT, Starring John Lithgow
It’s 1983 and beloved author Roald Dahl is about to release The Witches.
Review: HOTEL ELSINORE, Riverside Studios
The grieving family of a prominent Shakespearean actor gathers at the location where he was due to perform before his sudden demise.
Review: HOW TO FIGHT LONELINESS, Park Theatre
All great plays have a moral dilemma buried at the centre.
Review: GHOSTS, starring Victoria Smurfit and Callum Scott Howells
Victoria Smurfit and Callum Scott Howells are the tragic mother-son duo in an exciting, tense, suspenseful adaptation.
Review: DEAD MOM PLAY, Union Theatre
A recently bereaved young man spars with his hyper-critical dead mother and Death himself in an attempt to accept his grief and move on.
Review: PUPPY, King's Head Theatre
Following The Audiovisual Media Services Regulation 2014, several acts were banned from explicit content filmed in the United Kingdom.
Review: JAB, Park Theatre
Sometimes you’re unlucky enough to sit in a room and wonder why plays exist.
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