The Incident Room, New Diorama Theatre
It’s 1975. In Leeds, the Millgarth Incident Room is the epicentre of the biggest manhunt in British police history. David Byrne,
Category: Reviews
Nuclear War/Buried/Graceland, The Old Red Lion
The Old Red Lion’s offering three plays for the price of one, but is it worth leaving the live football for?
Not Quite Jerusalem, Finborough Theatre
In post-Brexit Britain, the past is more than a foreign country.
Closed Lands, Vaults Festival
Walls are suddenly everywhere. In a world that once seemed to be opening up, a vicious backlash has seen us
Tell It Slant, Hope Theatre
Tell all the truth but tell it slant —Success in Circuit liesToo bright for our infirm DelightThe Truth’s superb surpriseAs
The Special Relationship, Soho Theatre
Review by Pearl Esfahani The design has a flavour of corporate patriotism to it with “office blue” wheely chairs, and
She Is A Place Called Home, Vault Festival
A strong debut from writer Esohe Uwadiae which has it roots in Nigerian customs but is a universal story about
Message in a Bottle, Peacock Theatre
I hope someone gets it.
Love, Loss and Chianti, Riverside Studios, London
Contemporary plays, even verse plays, unlike their period drama rivals, have one important hurdle to cross: Is it relatable? In
