Review: PRIVATE LIVES at The Barn Theatre, Cirencester
★★★★☆ Coward’s classic comedy of cruelty and chaos.
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Review: GODOT IS A WOMAN at Old Fire Station Theatre, Oxford
★★★☆☆ Silent Faces have created an infectious and manic world onstage; a gentleness in the writing showing a respect for the playwright who inspired them.
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Review: KINDLE at Alma Tavern Theatre
★★★★☆ Thought provoking and clearly driven by an intense awareness of social injustice, the writing frequently carries considerable emotional heft.
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Review: AN INSPECTOR CALLS at Bath Theatre Royal
★★★★☆ Before Margaret Thatcher even thought of the slogan ‘There’s no such thing as society’, J.B. Priestley had got in his powerful retort first.
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Review: WUTHERING HEIGHTS at Oxford Playhouse
★☆☆☆☆ This is simultaneously a farce that isn’t funny and a tragic drama that isn’t serious.
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Review: A SHINING INTIMACY at Tobacco Factory Theatres
★★★★☆ Tom Marshman is an engaging performer with a unique talent and unique voice in theatre; A Shining Intimacy is a shining example of that talent at work.
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