263 stories by "Lizzie Loveridge"
Hand to God is a humorous look at sex and religion from extreme puppets and not suitable for children
Director and adaptor Robert Icke brings a different perspective to Chekhov's classic play. .
Matthew Perry's first play about the Friends generation ten years on .
Caryl Churchill's latest play juxtaposes the mundane garden party with the annihilation of society as we know it .
The musical celebration of gangland and gambling
This real life tale of chronic disorganisation by two of America's aristocracy with dashed hopes and dreams of what might have been, fascinate
Branagh's Theatre Company's revival of two lesser Rattigan pieces fails to please
This 1957 first play by the screenwriter of Lawrence of Arabia and Dr Zhivago and the playwright of A Man For All Seasons, Robert Bolt, gets its first showing for 58 years at the fabulous Fi…
Kenneth Branagh opens the theatre season of his company at the Garrick with the brilliant Dame Judi Dench as Paulina, in a role made for her, the must see theatre event of the decade. .
ost of the pre-publicity about Elf was to do with its record breaking seat prices. So is it worth it?
Christopher Shinn's play is set on campus in an American university within the LGBTQ society members looking at otherness and equality.
he opening of this Medea is the most moving in its portrait of a woman broken by abandonment. .
Martin McDonagh scores again with a thrilling and dark drama
Nicole Kidman is mesmerising as a woman scientist uncredited for her role in discovering the structure of DNA. . . .
Cordelia Lynn's devastating account of one woman living in a European war zone where the enemy is her own husband . .
Tamsin Oglesby's play is a delightful comedy with the very serious issue of the inequalities of our education system at its heart
Ivo van Hove directs Simon Stephens' emotional play about the thoughts of a man called back home for his brother's funeral .
Duncan Macmillan's involving play about addiction and rehab has a brilliant performance from Denise Gough .
So what is all the fuss about? Benedict Cumberbatch's Prince of Denmark is reviewed. .
Abi Morgan's play centres on the woman in the life of a dictator as the coup happens.
A subtle comedy with all the charm and woes of parenting a wild child .
Danielle Tarento nails it again with a brilliantly accessible and elegant Grand Hotel in Southwark
Terrence McNally's 2-hander is in good hands in Stockbridge . .
Director choreographer Racky Plews gives her edgy version of Green Day's rock opera, American Idiot . .
Southwark Playhouse revives this polemical play about a fictional student rebellion in the context of the rise of fascism .
