The End of History, Royal Court Theatre
Every generation has to fight the same battles, said Tony Benn. And so it proves in Jack Thorne’s new play.
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Author: Ed Whitfield
I'm a writer and blogger, as well as the man scowling at you as you cough, check your phone, fidget and/or whisper to your partner during a performance. We can hear you, idiots.
Loneliness & Other Adventures, Drayton Arms Theatre – Kensington
From the tainted rear view mirror of middle age, it’s tempting to sneer at Mollie Semple’s one-woman show; a Fleabag
The Sign of Four, Greenwich Theatre
Nick Lane’s revisionist take on the Sign of Four differs from Conan Doyle without damaging him.
The First Modern Man, Hen and Chickens Theatre Bar
The First Modern Man is a great evening in stimulating company.
A Winning Hazard, Finborough Theatre
J.P Wooler’s Victorian comediettas still have something to say about male and female courtship, says Ed Whitfield.
Square Rounds, Finborough Theatre
Square Rounds at the Finborough Theatre is sheer poetry, says Ed Whitfield.
Titanic: The Musical, Bromley Churchill Theatre
Was the Titanic’s lookout distracted by singing passengers? A new show says yes.
The Dog Beneath the Skin, Jermyn Street Theatre
W.H Auden and Christopher Isherwood’s classic play couldn’t be more potent on the road to Brexit.
Mad as Hell, Jermyn Street Theatre
You’d be mad not to see Mad as Hell.
