Reviews – Page 2

The Wind of Heaven, Finborough Theatre

The Wind Heaven is something of an old fashioned brain fart.

We descended into the basement of an unassuming entrance on South Molton Lane. With a glass of mulled wine (a

When I sat down to watch Unicorn Theatre’s new production of The Canterville Ghost, I was not in the best

From the sublime to the ridiculous via Vauxhall and prize for the funniest and filthiest Christmas show of the year

It’s a cliche to describe a newer playwright’s work as “like X meets Y”, but less annoying than the usual

Stephanie Martin’s Rage, but Hope bills itself as ‘Eight interconnected and uplifting stories inspired by the Extinction Rebellion uprising’. After

Jane Cararella’s play about surrogacy looks at the conflict when giving life becomes a transaction. Catherine (Kat-Anne Rogers) has hit

Aslant Theatre’s Muse, looking at the relationship between Dora Maar, whose retrospective opened at the Tate Modern this week and

The American Dream? Ragtime, a musical epitomising the trials and tribulations of achieving the American Dream, is based on the