Review: RETROGRADE, Kiln TheatreApril 27, 2023Ryan Calais Cameron follows up the runaway success of For Black Boys... with a very different play that goes to the weighing of principles and pragmatism in a dysfunctional society
Review: THE MEANING OF ZONG, Barbican TheatreApril 21, 2023An 18th century insurance case inspired one black man to tell the world of the horrors of the slave trade and, more than two hundred years later, another to do the same thing
Review: DANCING AT LUGHNASA, National TheatreApril 19, 2023Josie Rourke's new production has much about it to admire, but has little to say on the changes in Ireland since the play's first incarnation on the South Bank in 1990
Review: GUYS & DOLLS, Bridge TheatreMarch 16, 2023As perfectly realised a revival as one could ever hope to see, full honour paid to both the incomparable source material and the times in which we live now
Review: STILL HERE, Jack Studio TheatreMarch 15, 2023Mari Lloyd's new play will speak loud and clear to young people today, but misses a chance for dramatic development as its structure all but disallows the chance to see its subjects together in the same space.