Review: THE FATHER AND THE ASSASSIN, National Theatre
First opening in 2022, Anupama Chandrasekhar's (When the Crows Visit) debut play for The National Theatre, The Father and The Assassin .
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Review: AGATHA, Theatre503
In today’s more progressive world, society still tells women the most fulfilling part of life is to have children.
Review: SPY FOR SPY, Riverside Studios
Spy For Spy is a play with a difference: The audience is in control of how its scenes play out, picking song titles with red heart balloons forty minutes before the performance starts.
Review: IDIOTS ASSEMBLE: THE SPITTING IMAGE MUSICAL, Phoenix Theatre
Starting life in 1984 and garnering a successful reboot in 2020, Spitting Image remains a British comedy staple.
Photos: THE TIME TRAVELLER'S WIFE: THE MUSICAL Launches at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
Last night, The Time Traveller’s Wife: The Musical hosted an official launch event at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London.
Review: BLANKET BAN, Southwark Playhouse Borough
Following an acclaimed run at Edinburgh Fringe, Maltese co-writers and activists Davinia Hamilton and Marta Vella’s Blanket Ban is now home at the Southwark Playhouse for the next month.
Review: F**KING MEN, Waterloo East Theatre
A smash hit in theatres including The King’s Head, The Vaults and Edinburgh Fringe, his drama comedy now returns in an updated version at the Waterloo East Theatre.
Review: VISITORS, Watermill Theatre
Barney Norris wrote his debut play Visitors when he was only twenty years-old.
Review: HAY FEVER, The Mill at Sonning
A staple of the British stage, Noël Coward’s Hay Fever was inspired by the playwright’s travels in New York meeting an eccentric family.
Review: HEDDA GABLER, Reading Rep Theatre
Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler has been a vehicle for many actresses to show off their dramatic chops.
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