"Everyman" lets Chiwetel Ejiofor show off a palpable soul, "American Buffalo" has John Goodman inhabiting a landscape of hucksterism, and "The Merchant of Venice" brings Jonathan Pryce home.
By Stephen Collins
American Buffalo Wyndham’s Theatre 2 May 2015 3 Stars Book Tickets His whole body is a snarl of anger, resentment, pain. His shaved head suggests an innate meanness,…
The collective echoes of King Charles III and A View from the Bridge still reverberate strongly around the walls of Wyndham's Theatre: American Buffalo certainly has a big stage to fil…
It's a role that has attracted the likes of Al Pacino, Robert Duvall and William H Macy. Now, the part of Teach " the most driven of the three small-time hustlers in David Mamet's 1975 play,…
From the great, gasp-inducing rush of colour when the curtain opens on American Buffalo to the embrace that closes it, this revival of David Mamet's career-making rummage through the junkyar…
Buffaloes, American or otherwise, live in herds. Leading actors don't — and it sure shows in this starry revival of “American Buffalo,” David Mamet's 1975 play about three …
As Rolls Royce productions go, they don’t get much better than this. Homegrown screen and stage star Damian Lewis returning the stage after a six-year absence, and for the first time s…
As the Homeland and Wolf Hall actor plays to sold-out audiences in London, revisit his theatrical performances opposite Keira Knightley, Lesley Manville and Helen McCrory Continue reading...
