Reviews – Page 88

Ross, Chichester Festival Theatre, 25 June 2016

You cannot move for Terence Rattigan at the moment. The National has The Deep Blue Sea, The Arcola had Kenny

Block Stop‘s By The End of Us is basically a live video game. As a result it doesn’t attract your usual

Theatre with Legs present an honest, sometimes bleak but always funny look at the housing crisis. Theatre with Legs are

Glass Half Full Productions & Go People Theatre present a production that is a perfect introduction to the Bard and

A sketch preview, which seemed unsuited to its surroundings. I’ve visited, and mostly enjoyed, following the second Illuminate Festival at

I am unashamedly interested in anything Corbyn related and so far I have disappointed. Corbyn is such a bland man that

The Young Vic’s production of Joe Penahll’s Blue/Orange seems a timely revival about institutional racism and the NHS. Luke Norris

Cocky twentysomething, Jack finds himself trapped with peculiar masseuse Sidney. With no one coming to help them the unlikely couple

The simple premise of Theatre Bench’s Every Seven Years follows a couple Pam (Charlotte Baker) and Ralph (Ben Fensome) from