THEATRE REVIEW | Follies, National Theatre, London
★★★★ | Follies If you are a huge theatre fan, love musicals, and worship the ground Stephen Sondheim walks on, then you’ll love Follies. Playing in its second run in […]
★★★★ | Follies If you are a huge theatre fan, love musicals, and worship the ground Stephen Sondheim walks on, then you’ll love Follies. Playing in its second run in […]
The National Theatre will mark the 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales by staging the first of many LGBT+ events. A group of world-class […]
★★★★| Salomé, National Theatre, London It was always going to be hard to produce a version of Salomé on the stage. It’s a story that’s mythical, biblical, violent, and perhaps […]
★★★★★| Angels in America, National Theatre, London It’s seven and a half hours long, and it’s shown in two parts, but Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes […]
Russell Tovey is apparently joining the cast of a National Theatre production of Angels In America.
Alice’s Wonderland has had a major upgrade to version 2016 and it’s good. ★★★★ Wonder.Land comes to us via Rufus Norris, Blur’s Damon Albarn, who wrote the score, and playwright […]
★★★★★ | War House, National Theatre First off, don’t hate me. Please don’t hate me, but I have to confess… I got up close and personal with Joey last night in […]
★★★ | The Roof A door opens and an immaculate figure steps out onto a roof. Knives are sharpened and the game begins. Set within the suspended reality of a […]
★★★ | From Morning To Midnight “For those who like that sort of thing, that is the sort of thing they like.” I felt rather like Miss Jean Brodie after […]
★★★ | Children Of The Sun A Maxim Gorky classic play, adapted by Andrew Upton, is a deep and philosophically driven piece set during a cholera epidemic, which works on […]