Reviews – Page 90

The Good Person of Szechwan, New Wimbledon Studio, 5 May 2016

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

Les Blancs seems to have timed its arrival at the National Theatre (Olivier) perfectly. Its post-war colonial setting in an