By Sophie Adnitt The entire production is a fascinating interpretation, and completely lives up to its 'landmark' hype. In these times of political upheaval, Priestley's reminder that "we ar…
By Sophie Adnitt Bowie was a fascinating figure, with aspects of his work and image that make for rich pickings when it comes to creating a show. Unfortunately what From Ibiza to the Norfolk…
By Sophie Adnitt Despite this, there are quality performances on offer and an intriguing plot. The gradual descent of Nick from hero to scoundrel in Constance's estimations is very well done…
By Sophie Adnitt Overall, Getting Better Slowly's main strengths lie in its performers and the sheer amount of heart in its story. It takes place in a small world, but ultimately one that is…
By Sophie Adnitt Girls is confrontational without becoming prosecutorial, heartfelt without becoming unbelievable. With powerful writing and equally strong performances, Girls is a must see …
By Sophie Adnitt All in all, [title of show] is simple, straightforward entertainment and an affectionate look at the process of just putting on a performance. As the characters, themselves …
By Sophie Adnitt For such an explosive opening, the surprisingly muted ending of Unfaithful leaves its audience unsatisfied and full of questions. Whilst commendable for Cusack and Campion's…
By Sophie Adnitt Easy, very funny, but ultimately underwhelming, Steel Magnolias is perhaps best left to the admirers of the film. This post REVIEW: Steel Magnolias, Hope Theatre âœÂ✅
By Sophie Adnitt Despite its moments of clumsiness, this is a well-designed and finely acted production, and is worth a trip for the atmospheric venue alone. An interesting adaption, while T…
By Sophie Adnitt Nothing is conclusive in Rotterdam, but then again nothing is constant either. In this port city, where everyone is either arriving or leaving, the audience is simply given …