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Category: Theatre

Not Waving But Drowning

28 June 2013 London Über-cool “immersive theatre” company Punchdrunk return to London with The Drowned Man, channeling 1950s Hollywood with … More

Georg Büchner, Punchdrunk, The Drowned Man, Woyzeck

It’s Been So Long, Marianne

7 June 2013 London The return of the great British actor Marianne Jean-Baptiste in a fine revival of James Baldwin’s play … More

Amen Corner, James Baldwin, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, racism, Royal National Theatre

A Trip Down Amnesia Lane

26 January 2013 London Stephen Sondheim’s musical Merrily We Roll Along and an encore screening of Trainspotting remind me of the irresistible … More

Danny Boyle, Drugs, Edinburgh, Irvine Welsh, London, Menier Chocolate Factory, Merrily We Roll Along, Nostalgia, Steven Sondheim, Trainspotting

Marvellous, magical Master & Margarita

5 January 2013 London Complicite’s dazzling production of Bulgakov’s novel The Master & Margarita was one of my top two … More

Barbican, Bulgakov, Complicite, Simon McBurney, The Master and Margarita

Water, Water Everywhere

4 January 2012 London My first theatre show of 2013, and damn, it was a goodun – Fiona Shaw incanting … More

Coleridge, Fiona Shaw, Old Vic, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Little Britain

20 August 2012 London Is something rotten in the state of Britain? In this cultural round-up, I review the National Theatre’s … More

2012 Olympics, Alecky Blythe, Britishness, Damien Hirst, Kate Lockwood, London Road, Royal National Theatre, Tate, Verbatim Theatre

The Greatest Show on Earth

9 August 2012 London Danny Boyle’s 2012 Olympics opening ceremony was mad, self-indulgent, occasionally brilliant and very, very British. With … More

2012 Olympics, Britishness, Danny Boyle, London, Sport

Gatz-travaganza

1 July 2012 London The best show in London – or anywhere else, period. My review of Gatz, the extraordinary … More

Elevator Repair Service, F Scott Fitzgerald, Gatz, The Great Gatsby

Torch Song Trilogy

26 June 2012 London My review of the Menier Chocolate Factory’s revival of Harvey Fierstein’s modern gay classic, Torch Song … More

coming out, Harvey Fierstein, Menier Chocolate Factory, Torch Song Trilogy

Kia Ora, Shakespeare

25 April 2012 London Leading the Globe Theatre’s World Shakespeare Festival off with a roar, a New Zealand theatre company … More

New Zealand, Ngakau Toa, Shakespeare, Shakespeare's Globe Theatr, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Troilus and Cressida, World Shakespeare Festival

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