The Lady from the Sea at The Bridge is Ibsen reborn in the writing and assured direction from Simon Stone. It is fierce, funny, flawed and Andrew Lincoln brings the storm. Simon Stone’s take on…
At first glance, Intimate Apparel, written by Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage and directed by Lynette Linton, seems like a tender piece set in 1906’s New York City. A quiet seamstress, Ester, stitches her way…
Fear and Comparison are easy bedfellows. The Old Vic’s production of Oedipus chose to get in bed and get cosy with them. Why? It is February 2025 and the memory of the incredibly inventive and…
The Other Place is a great example of bold and confronting storytelling. It reminds us of the very reason why theatre exists to not only elicit a reaction from the audience but for a collective…
This production of Coriolanus really does highlight the play’s central question – who holds the power: the people or the leaders? I have never read nor seen previous productions of Coriolanus although, I did expect…
