Reviews – Page 88

Bug, Found 111, 13 May 2016

For those unaware of this London production of Tracey Letts’ Bug then you are missing out on a hot ticket.

ATG have brought a superb production to Brighton. It is the Lear all need to see, especially if their first

Andrew Maddock’s Data, as part of the Illuminate Festival at New Wimbledon Studio, is an intriguing, if unsatisfying piece. A

Theatrical Niche’s production of Bertolt Brecht’s The Good Person of Szechwan is a bold piece to do for any theatre. The play

The attraction to this production isn’t just that Harold Pinter’s play seems to be attract some very fine actors in

I studied at London Metropolitan and one of my lecturers was the excellent Jonathan Moore, now working in the Journalism department

There felt like a huge urgency to see ‘Corbyn the Musical: The Motorcycle Diaries’ when I booked in January. I

My patience is running a bit thin with the Almeida Theatre; a mediocre Bakhai, a outright awful Medea, a boring

My expectations were high for this joint Abbey Theatre/Royal Court production starring Stephen Rea, last seen in Ballyturk at the