An Englishman Abroad - Gary Naylor Goes To Copenhagen
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Review: DRIFTING, Southwark Playhouse
Ardent Theatre Company focuses on Britain's forgotten twentysomethings - and not just for the plot
Interview: Ardent Theatre Company on Bringing Underrepresented Groups to The London Stage
It’s easy to forget that, while we all know that theatres have four walls, they also have two doors.
Review: L'INDISCIPLINE, Theatro Technis
A touch of Grand Guignol and a soupçon of French farce can't land a show whose style swamps its substance
Review: OLD FAT F**K UP, Riverside Studios
Olly Hawes excavates the anxieties of a man adrift in a hostile and confusing life
Review: OSIPOVA/LINBURY, Royal Ballet and Opera
An evening of contrasting pieces, leading to a conclusion about the need to connect
Review: THE DIARY OF A PROVINCIAL LADY, Bridge House Theatre
Lovely intimate adaptation of immensely popular novel is a pleasing diversion in these troubled times
Review: THE SEA HORSE, Golden Goose Theatre
Recently, on the north coast of Ireland, I had lunch in a seaside bar.
Review: DEAD MAN WALKING, London Coliseum
A confession.
Review: JULIUS CAESAR, Omnibus Theatre
Afro-Caribbean theatre company lend their own flavour to a universal tale of the dangers of political misjudgement and hubris
An Englishman Abroad - Gary Naylor Goes To Glasgow
Theatre beyond London proves varied and interesting
Review: ARLINGTON, Tron Theatre
Bleak, yet hopeful, drama/dance hybrid gives food for thought
Review: BOOGIE ON THE BONES, Omnibus Theatre
Song, dance and colours light up the grim USSR
Review: THE TENANT'S REPUBLIC, Jack Studio Theatre
Looking for a New England? Here's Dondonia
Review: THE FLOWERS OF SREBRENICA, Jacksons Lane
A shameful event in Eurpean history is recalled and set within its tragic context
Review: THE MAGIC FLUTE, Royal Ballet and Opera
Technically unsurpassed, but is there a chill where its soul should be?
Review: CYRANO DE BERGERAC starring Adrian Lester, RSC Swan Theatre
Adrian Lester is an astonishing presence in a new version of an enduring tale
Review: CARMEN, London Coliseum
If you liked Evita at the Palladium, you'll like Carmen at the Coliseum
Review: LIFERS, Southwark Playhouse
Synergy Theatre Projectt's commission hits hard, but will it hit the right people?
Review: SCENES FROM THE CLIMATE ERA, Playground Theatre
Fragmented and frightening, the commitment of the work carries the production
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