Tagged in HAMPSTEAD THEATRE
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By Harry Rosehill

25 Cheap Ways For Young People To See Culture In London

All the best discounts.
On Stage
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Florian Zeller Is So Hot Right Now But The Forest Leaves Us Cold

A pile of underwritten merde.

 ★★☆☆☆
On Stage
By Jonathan Marshall

Big Brother Is Watching In The Haystack

Flawed theatre that makes you think

 ★★★☆☆
On Stage
By James FitzGerald

See Chess As A Cold War Proxy In Ravens: Spassky Vs Fischer At Hampstead Theatre

The most famous chess game ever.

 ★★★☆☆
On Stage
By Alice Grahame

Jude The Obscure Becomes Judith At Hampstead Theatre

Visually striking but narratively unconvincing.

 ★★★☆☆
On Stage
By Mike Clarke

One Little Prick Can't Hurt, Can It?: The Phlebotomist At Hampstead Theatre

It most certainly can.

 ★★★☆☆
On Stage
By Chris Bridges

Maisie Williams Is Mesmerising In I And You At Hampstead Theatre

An oddly formulaic play that somehow works.

 ★★★☆☆
On Stage
By Matthew Holder

Theatre Review: The Humans Presents A Familiar Dread

Does dread define humanity?

 ★★★☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Preview: Play Inspired By Edward Snowden Opens In London This Week

Mike Bartlett's new play Wild.
By Neil Dowden

Review: Lawrence After Arabia Reveals The Man Behind The Legend

Howard Brenton's new play is a damning indictment of colonialist politics.

 ★★★☆☆
By Sophia Shluger

Review: Few Reasons To Like Reasons To Be Happy

An unstable love rhombus of a show at Hampstead Theatre.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Laura Reynolds

9 Places To Visit On Disabled Access Day 2016

BSL tours, taste tests and more.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Firebird Might Be Grim But It's A Must-See

Play about teen abuse performed with rare eloquence.

 ★★★★★
By Stuart Black

Rabbit Hole Review: Pulitzer Prize Winner Lacks Punch

A sincere yet somehow lacking play about loss.

 ★★★☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Lisa Dillon: Stoppard's Cold War Play Is Just As Relevant Now

She plays spy boss trying to uncover a mole.
By BelindaL

Four Minutes Twelve Seconds Interview: Ringside Seats At Teen Sex And Technology Drama

We chat with the play's director.
By Neil Dowden

David Hare's The Moderate Soprano Reviewed

Play depicts the origins of Glyndebourne.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

Cross-Dressing Simon Russell Beale Plays Footsie

A play about one of London's early stage stars.

 ★★★★★
By Ben Venables

Matchbox Theatre Fails To Ignite

24 playlets by Michael Frayn in Hampstead.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Neil Dowden

London Poet Stevie Smith Drowns In Suburban Drabness

Zoë Wanamaker does her best in a dull play.

★★☆☆☆
By Stuart Black

Page To Stage Festival Goes Behind The Scenes In Hampstead

A who’s who of talent gives tips and talks.
By Sophia Shluger

Odd Couple Falls Madly In Love In Hello/Goodbye

Sweet surrender amid a battle for a flat.

 ★★★★☆
By Neil Dowden

Powerful Drama Puts NHS Under The Microscope

Tiger Country returns to the Hampstead Theatre.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Wildefire Is A Small Screen Cop Drama That Struggles On Stage

An unconvincing police procedural.

★★☆☆☆