Review: Bottleneck and Bitch Boxer
On the same day that writer Fin Kennedy released 'In Battalions', his report into the effect of the cuts on new writing for the stage, Soho Theatre opened a double bill of transfers from las…
On the same day that writer Fin Kennedy released 'In Battalions', his report into the effect of the cuts on new writing for the stage, Soho Theatre opened a double bill of transfers from las…
One of the myriad of bizarre characters in Complicite's The Master and Margarita is struggling to get anywhere with his novel about Pontius Pilate because the Jesus figure is “too real…
Hugh Hughes welcomes us as we enter the Pit Theatre at the Barbican. He congratulates us on the various efforts we made to get there tonight. Someone came by bike – imagine. On such a …
Rather than present us with sweeping biopic, David Hare dramatises the life of Oscar Wilde by placing two moments side by side. The first act of The Judas Kiss sees Wilde retreating to a hot…
Phil Wilmott looks at the past through the lens of the present in his revival of Arthur Miller's 1980 play, inspired by Studs Terkel's Hard Times, in which Americans tell the story of the…