11 stories by "Jessica Wretlind"
By Jessica Wretlind
Jessica Wretlind reviews Julie, a new adaptation of Miss Julie by Polly Stenham now playing at the National Theatre.
This post REVIEW: Julie, National Theatre âœÂ✅
By Jessica Wretlind
It's simply The Best success story of the most deserving kind. Tina the musical is a stunning show in all respects and likely to be a run away success throughout it's yea…
By Jessica Wretlind
The 90-minute run offers a breathless battle of wit and conviction between Flynn and Aloysius, tautly directed by Ché Walker.
This post REVIEW: Doubt A Parable, Southwar…
By Jessica Wretlind
Kathryn Hunter is a magnificent lead, and manages to add gravitas to this breezy production. Having played Lear and Richard III, she can transcend gender with ease and ma…
By Jessica Wretlind
Janis Joplin: Full Tilt Theatre Royal Stratford East 3 Stars Book Tickets This Edinburgh Fringe sell out is the closest thing you will get to watching Janis Joplin in con…
By Jessica Wretlind
There is promise in this piece. The hallucinatory nature of exhaustion allows the tired pair to swerve through time and space, offering a great basis for metaphysical con…
By Jessica Wretlind
As the lives from one carriage merge with the other, the play descends into farce and the promise to bring new understanding is lost.
This post REVIEW: One Of Those, Tris…
By Jessica Wretlind
Her characters are abundantly flawed while still empathetic, and their relationship with the modern world is a marriage of dark comedy and struggle. Her plays are hugely …
By Jessica Wretlind
For as long as there are families, this poignant script will resonate with them. The music plays somewhat apologetically from offstage, but despite that, it is a near per…
By Jessica Wretlind
The Picture Of Dorian Gray Trafalgar Studios 2 20 January 2016 2 Stars Buy Tickets This adaptation restores passages from Wilde's original manuscript, which were censored…
By Jessica Wretlind
Peter Quilter's script is spiced with sarcasm and bouts of wit that get loud laughs from the audience, however the comedy perches awkwardly on the edge of big themes that…
