Review: C’mon Angie! at White Bear Theatre ★★★★☆
By Anna Przybylska Set entirely in a singular morning, in the titular character’s small, cramped flat, C’mon, Angie! deals…
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Interview: Jonathan Bank on Yours Unfaithfully, ‘Miles Matheson never got his proper due as a playwright’
Miles Malleson’s un-romantic comedy Yours Unfaithfully takes a peek behind the closed doors of suburban England between the wars. Mint…
Interview: Jon Udry’s Having a Ball at Brighton Fringe, ‘Bring a date. Or a few dates?’
Jon Udry is a juggler and stand-up comedian whose charming, frank and funny performances have won him the award for…
Interview: Schalk Bezuidenhout on I’ll Make You Laugh, ‘Make sweet, tender laugh’
One of the most exciting voices in South African comedy, Schalk Bezuidenhout is bringing his unique contemporary Afrikaans perspective to the British masses,…
Review: Richard III, Rose Theatre, Kingston ★★★★☆
Photo: Manuel Harlan by Christopher Day. Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh dominates this new production of Shakespeare’s Richard III in more ways…
Interview: Tom Ward on Anthem, ‘One couple conceived the night of coming to see me’
by Jim Keaveney. Tom Ward. Photo: Matt Crockett Bursting on to the comedy scene back in 2013 in the finals of…
Review: Quality Street at Richmond Theatre ★★★☆☆
by Christopher Day. J. M. Barrie is best known for Peter Pan – but did you know that one of his…
Interview: Laurie McNamara and Em Thane on One of Those Ones
One of Those Ones, the new play by I, Joan writer Charlie Josephine, sees Laurie McNamara and Em Thane play…
Interview: Roy Williams on Sucker Punch, ‘The warning signs are there’
Roy Williams’ Sucker Punch brilliantly explored being young and black in the 80s through the lens of two best mates…
Review: Blanket Ban, Southwark Playhouse ★★★★☆
by Christopher Day. The decision by the USA’s Supreme Court to overturn Roe vs Wade was met with horror by many…