Orpheus: Little Bulb Theatre

This is something of a theatrical curiosity. Upon entering the familiar Grand Hall of BAC, we find we have been whisked Continue reading →

What Happens in the Winter: Upswing

Growing older ain’t easy for any of us. But if your career depends upon a youthful, nubile body that can Continue reading →

Othello: National Theatre

I’ll be brief, as I freely admit that I was fully predisposed to like this one. I’ve so enjoyed Nick Continue reading →

A Doll’s House: Young Vic

It will always be fascinating to revisit this remarkable play and see how it reflects the current zeitgeist. It’s equally exciting Continue reading →

Once: Phoenix Theatre

I have to admit I’ve never harboured a particular passion for Irish-Czech fusion Folk Rock; in fact, apart from a Continue reading →

Above and Beyond: Corinthia Hotel

This one definitely needs a big SPOILER ALERT. If you’re going to see Look Left Look Right‘s new show, come Continue reading →

The Low Road: Royal Court

En route to Sloane Square I blithely used a Barclay’s cashpoint, paid for a sandwich with Visa, bought a drink Continue reading →

Mat Ricardo’s London Varieties

When I first began working in the festival-programming game, I remember a visit to see shows in Brighton and, after Continue reading →