The Winter’s Tale at Shakespeare’s Globe: a deft weaving of comedy and tragedy
If you’d told me at the halfway point of the excellent performance of The Winter’s Tale at Shakespeare’s Globe what
London Lovecraft Festival: cosmic horror descends on the capital
Cosmic horror descended on England’s capital last week as the London Lovecraft Festival returned after a three-year break. Hosted at
Review: Stones in his Pockets at Hampton Hill Theatre
How would you describe a show where two amateur actors take on 16 distinct roles, in a story which shifts
Review: The Sugar Syndrome at Richmond’s Orange Tree Theatre is more sour than sweet
The Sugar Syndrome is more sour than sweet, with dark humour and disturbingly honest themes that could make your stomach
Review: Finborough Theatre’s On McQuillan’s Hill is absolute riot
On McQuillan’s Hill is a very Northern Irish play. It’s a Northern Irish play in the fact that it was
Review: Richmond Theatre’s My Cousin Rachel is a gothic romp with deeper meaning
My Cousin Rachel is about many things: love, lust, pride, suspicion, jealousy, and quite possibly murder. But more than any