Articles by Stuart Black

By Stuart Black

Film London Celebrates 10th Anniversary By Setting Out Broad New Strategy

Plan to embrace all digital content industries.
By Stuart Black

Tax Breaks Bring 24 And Other US TV Dramas To London

Why you'll be seeing a lot more of London on the telebox.
By Stuart Black

A Smorgasbord Of Short Plays At The Bush Theatre

The dynamic showcase Boom! continues tonight.
By Stuart Black

Young Stars Flounder In A Disastrous Dorian Gray

If "all art is quite useless", then this is high art indeed.

By Stuart Black

Comedy Is Cruelty In Cheese And Crackwhores

Richard Gadd goes nuts at Soho Theatre.
By Stuart Black

A Night Of Dark And Twisted Delight: ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore

Cheek By Jowl back with a bang.
By Stuart Black

Kingston 14 Is A Hard-Boiled Caribbean Cop Opera

DJ Goldie leads a terrific ensemble cast.
By Stuart Black

UNKLE's James Lavelle Curates This Year's Meltdown

Tickets on sale this week for popular Southbank Centre festival.
By Stuart Black

The Mirage Of Family Unity, In Other Desert Cities

Fine ensemble acting in a faltering new play at the Old Vic.
By Stuart Black

Father Nandru & The Wolves Take Over Wilton’s Music Hall

London’s oldest music hall conjures up a dreamy neo-realist fable.
By Stuart Black

Carry On Killing: The Massacre At Paris

Marlowe’s bloody play returns to London for first time in 400 years.
By Stuart Black

UK Premiere For Lost Tennessee Williams Play

The Fat Man’s Wife casts a paralysing spell at the Canal Café Theatre.
By Stuart Black

Theatre Preview: Stripped Down Shakespeare At The Cockpit Theatre

The Merely Players season in rep kicks off with the Comedy of Errors.
By Stuart Black

Sherlock Holmes Has A Secret To Reveal

The Final Revelation of Sherlock Holmes at the Pleasance.
By Stuart Black

Impressive Ensemble Acting In Schiller’s The Robbers

A muscular reinterpretation at the New Diorama.
By Stuart Black

A Once In A Lifetime Lear At The National Theatre

Simon Russell Beale is titanic in Sam Mendes’ mind-blowing production
By Stuart Black

Fine Acting And Spooky Folklore in The Weir

Conor McPherson’s melancholy play set in an Irish pub.
By Stuart Black

“Play It Again, Iago” – Othello As Film Noir

A stylish and gripping Shakespeare at the Riverside Studios.