Five plays to see this February, London theatre
Even the pandemic didn’t stop me from seeing plays. I became a streaming theatre queen but nothing can ever replace the buzz of being in a live space and slurping down a cheeky G&T in…
View PostEven the pandemic didn’t stop me from seeing plays. I became a streaming theatre queen but nothing can ever replace the buzz of being in a live space and slurping down a cheeky G&T in…
View PostGood art should either provoke or add to a continuing conversation. That’s what this new play, Linck and Mulhahn by Ruby Thomas does in ways not seen on the London stage before. It’s a complex…
View PostHelen Hunt leads a top notch cast in this perceptive satire of liberalism and political correctness through the predominately white middle class gaze. Eureka Day is set in a fictional school in Berkeley where a…
View PostMR MALCOLM’S LIST has all the essential elements of any good Regency drama with a good dollop of scheming, revenge, great direction and cinematography. There is a joy to be found in its predictability, it…
View PostA quick google search suggests anything between 600 and 10,000 marriage proposals take place on or in front of la grande dame, the Eiffel Tower. It is clearly a beacon to and of love –…
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