THE GRAND GESTURE at the Everyman, Cheltenham
In many ways the small(ish) independent, itinerant theatre companies have picked up the dusty...
Read MoreIn many ways the small(ish) independent, itinerant theatre companies have picked up the dusty...
Read MoreAs someone with dreadful coordination and balance, I have always been wildly jealous of anyone...
Read MoreThe National Theatre of Scotland and the Royal Shakespeare Company put on a performance of Dunsinane this evening that was easily one of the most enjoyable plays I’ve seen in a while. A vigorous epic tale with big sweeping...
Read MorePART 1 – Harry the Sixth The company of the Globe Theatre on Tour is at Oxford this week with performances of Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Parts 1-3 This evening’s play is Harry the Sixth, which begins with the death of King Henry V...
Read MoreI am not generally a fan of community or “issue based” drama. Too often the emphasis is on the issue and not on the drama. While good, strong drama can powerfully put across any idea or point of view you want, without it you are...
Read MoreWhen learning of a rare revival one immediately asks, ‘Why?’ Several reasons could be given for a revival: it’s a great play or good romp, it’s still relevant (has become relevant again), showcases the talents of the leading...
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