Stories by Tom Birchenough

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85 stories by "Tom Birchenough"

Notes from Underground, Print Room by Tom Birchenough

"I am spiteful! I am ill! You are not going to like this!" With these words Harry Lloyd opens his one-man show that adapts the Dostoevsky 1864 novella that is often hailed as the first work …

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 5:01am on October 10, 2014

Fortune's Fool, Old Vic by Tom Birchenough

There's cruel comedy and human drama aplenty in Fortune's Fool, so much so that it's hard sometimes to know whether we're watching farce or tragedy. But it's a mixture that works well in Luc…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 7:25am on December 17, 2013

The Love Girl and the Innocent, Southwark Playhouse by Tom Birchenough

Southwark Playhouse's new production of The Love Girl and the Innocent is London's first in over 30 years, and there's a reason Alexander Solzhenitsyn's play rarely reaches the stage: it's a…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 11:35am on October 15, 2013

Preview: Solzhenitsyn's The Love Girl and the Innocent by Tom Birchenough

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was two years out of prison camp when he wrote The Love Girl and the Innocent. The experience of the eight years of hell that followed his sentence in July 1945 for an…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 3:27am on October 2, 2013

Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Queen Elizabeth Hall by Tom Birchenough

It's hard to imagine much upstaging Martyn Jacques, the indomitable falsetto frontman of the Tiger Lillies, but the gaping mouth of an enormous mythical fish that seems to have swum straight…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 7:00pm on September 6, 2013

The Tiger Lillies, Southbank Centre by Tom Birchenough

The last two years have seen the Tiger Lillies hit a prolific peak of activity, to be found as often on the theatrical as the concert stage, drawing on plenty of influences from outside the …

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 4:59am on June 7, 2013

The South Bank Show: Tim Minchin, Sky Arts by Tom Birchenough

The new South Bank Show has glided into its second season with a seemingly effortless profile of multi-hyphenate Tim Minchin. In case we've forgotten what exactly we admire him for these day…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 6:29pm on April 18, 2013

Julien Cottereau: Imagine Toi, Purcell Room by Tom Birchenough

There's something off stage, something loud and threatening, pulsating in dark red, at the beginning of Julien Cottereau's solo mime piece Imagine Toi. This is a show of fears and sweetnesse…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 7:00pm on December 16, 2012

Globe to Globe: As You Like It, Shakespeare's Globe by Tom Birchenough

In the Globe to Globe season, the Caucasus is proving as fruitful a ground as any for new views on old texts. Georgia's Marjanishvili company, under director Levan Tsuladze, proved the regio…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 11:29am on May 22, 2012

Globe to Globe: King John by Tom Birchenough

You might have wondered if, when Armenia was offered King John as part of the Globe to Globe season, they felt they'd drawn the short straw. Not a bit of it.read more

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 8:38am on May 19, 2012

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