Southwark Playhouse
Sonja Linden’s Who Do We Think We Are? by Visible Ensemble, a company of international older actors , is a clever spin-off of the popular tv series.
Southwark Playhouse
Sonja Linden’s Who Do We Think We Are? by Visible Ensemble, a company of international older actors , is a clever spin-off of the popular tv series.
Harringtons Pie and Mash Shop, Tooting, London
This is the tale of a community, Tooting in south east London and two producers with a vision as well as the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, arguably Stephen Sondheim’s most popular and loved musical.
Barbican Theatre
Simon Stone’s Belvoir Company’s Wild Duck is a revelation, its impact cataclysmic.
Who having seen this will ever now ever be able to forget the moment of revelation of Helvig’s rightful parentage with a thunderclap of sound and sudden day glow lighting.
Royal Court Theatre
The cast list takes some deciphering – which is nothing compared to the show just opened at the Royal Court’s Downstairs Theatre. I’ve just seen the future and I hardly understood a word of it.
Phyllida Lloyd’s second run at an all female Shakespeare succeeds even more enjoyably than did her explosive opener, Julius Caesar. This is a Shakespearean production to treasure on all counts. Like Julius Caesar, once again it is set within a group of women prisoners performing the play inside prison.