Tagged in THEATRE REVIEW
By BelindaL

A Lustful Lunch At The Rosemary Branch Theatre

Holding a microphone up to two lovers' inner dialogue.
By Zoe Craig

Murder And Mirth: Macbeth At Shakespeare's Globe

The Globe's latest is a tantalising mix of comedy and cruelty.

By Johnny Fox

Private Lives At The Gielgud Theatre

Anna Chancellor and Toby Stephens go at it hammer and tongues.
By Zoe Craig

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Is Theatre Royal Drury Lane's Latest Blockbuster

Sickly sweet with occasional popping candy-style treats, but ultimately unsatisfying.
By Zoe Craig

Harry Potter Star Shines In The Cripple of Inishmaan

The latest in the Michael Grandage theatre season combines a great cast with an average play.
By Zoe Craig

Sweet Bird of Youth Flies High At The Old Vic

Kim Cattrall delivers a masterclass as a mixed-up, drug-addled fading Hollywood star.
By Londonist

Like A Lynchian Neighbours Episode: Happy New At The Trafalgar Studios

Brendan Cowell's latest play is full of stylistic tics and wilful weirdness.
By Zoe Craig

Comedy Descends Into Melodrama In Passion Play At Duke Of York's Theatre

Zoe Wanamaker and Samatha Bond star as two halves of the same person in this slightly over-egged play
By Zoe Craig

Othello At The National: A Modern-Day Masterpiece

Nicholas Hytner's latest hit brings Shakespeare's bombastic tragedy bang up to date
By Zoe Craig

Peter And Alice Review: A Letter From JM Barrie To Arthur Llewelyn Davies

Does loss hurt more if you've been a famous author's fantasy child?
By Zoe Craig

The Winslow Boy @ The Old Vic

Lindsay Posner directs a beautiful, traditional piece of proper drama
By helenbabbs

Theatre Review: Watt @ Barbican

One man, on a sparse set delivers extracts from Samuel Beckett.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Macbeth @ The Trafalgar Studios

A post-apocalyptic disappointment.
By helenbabbs

Theatre Review: If You Don’t Let Us Dream, We Won’t Let You Sleep @ Royal Court

Punchy and polemical anti-austerity drama. With some great John Terry gags thrown in.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: The Audition @ Baron's Court Theatre

This play doesn’t quite live up to its "horrifying" promise.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: A Passionate Woman @ Queen's Theatre

A vivid depiction of humdrum domesticity.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Old Times @ Harold Pinter Theatre

The starry cast shines in this production of Pinter's frustratingly ambiguous play.

By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre: 29 January – 4 February

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Gruesome Playground Injuries @ Gate Theatre

Funny, sad and enjoyably gross.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: The Judas Kiss @ Duke of York's Theatre

Rupert Everett stars as the ill-fated Oscar Wilde in this nuanced production.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: One Monkey Don't Stop No Show @ Tricycle Theatre

A high-society 1970s Philadelphia family is confronted with lower class problems.
By Simon Anderson

Theatre Review: Beyond Beauty @ The Last Refuge

Sleeping Beauty is sent crashing into urban London.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: The Magistrate @ The National Theatre

A farce as preposterous as most Christmas traditions comes to the National.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Constellations @ Duke of York's Theatre

Classic rom-com meets multiverse theory.