What’s On Stage Review
Damascus
Venue: Tricycle Theatre
Where: Outer London
WOS: ***
Sometimes you fall in love with a play, and like love, not always for the most logical of reasons. Continue reading
What’s On Stage Review
Damascus
Venue: Tricycle Theatre
Where: Outer London
WOS: ***
Sometimes you fall in love with a play, and like love, not always for the most logical of reasons. Continue reading
Tricycle Theatre, London
Certainty can be a dangerous thing. Think of all those people you know who have never had any doubt they are right. And then think of the damage they can do. Continue reading
Tricycle Theatre (London) ****
Self-interest, the truism that makes the world go round. Or is in the process of destroying it. Continue reading
The Tricycle Theatre, London (****)
After The Father comes its companion piece, The Mother. Having carried off acting honours with Kenneth Cranham in The Father (shortly to be revived again in the West End), the Theatre Royal Bath and the Tricycle continue their showcasing of Florian Zeller, the French playwright and novelist. Continue reading
Tricycle Theatre, London
What more is there left to say about Nick Kent and the Tricycle Theatre? Having blazed a trail over the past decade with his tribunal stagings and support for black British, American and South African theatre, Nick Kent has now devised a mammoth festival around the subject of Afghanistan that is simply gobsmacking in its scope and reach. Continue reading
Tricycle Theatre, London
The interesting thing about Nick Kent and Richard Norton-Taylor’s latest tribunal hearing is that although it is ostensibly an investigation into the record of Anthony Charles Lynton Blair and his guilt or not in an act of `aggression’ in invading Iraq with the US in March 2003, you can’t help but draw the conclusion that the unsolved mystery still lurking at the heart of one of Britain’s worst foreign `adventures’ in modern times lies at the door of the Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith. Continue reading