REVIEW; THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD at Bath Theatre Royal
The play offers little cheer in a cold war world that never really left us ★★★☆☆
Recent Reviews
Review: The Marriage Of Figaro at Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
Director Danielle de Niese brings zest to this travelling production of Figaro, part of the Wild Arts Summer Opera Tour. ★★★★★
Review: WAITRESS at Bristol Hippodrome
A mouthwatering production, at times cheesy and a touch sweet, but never hard baked. ★★★★☆
Review: Teechers at Bath Theatre Royal
Captures the gauche enthusiasm and non-stop energy of teenagers who have discovered the joys of drama. ★★★☆☆
Review: THE TEMPEST at Bristol Old Vic Weston Studio
A clear, playful and generous account of The Tempest. ★★★★☆
Featured
‘TAKE CARE’ going to the EDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL
Off to the Edinburgh Fringe! Read how, in the fifteen months since Late Shift Theatre was founded, this young Bristol company has made two successful comedies about subjects rarely given enough attention.
INTERVIEW: With John Cleese, as Fawlty Towers visits Bath Theatre Royal
Fawlty Towers as a brand new stage play tours Bath, 6 - 11 July
Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: ‘What’s In A Name? How Historians Know Shakespeare Was Shakespeare’ by Susan Dwyer Amussen
As a guide to the context for Shakespeare’s development into the greatest writer of his age I recommend this book without qualification; it is simply a very good read.
BOOK REVIEW: CARLO BOSO By Peter Jordan & Olly Crick
Carlo Boso is one of the foremost exponents of Commedia dell’Arte in the contemporary performance world.
Other Theatre News
CELEBRATING BRISTOL OLD VIC’S 260th ANNIVERSARY
New shows, new writers, new opportunities at Bristol Old Vic as the 260th Anniversary is celebrated.
