Waiting for Godot review – Theatre Royal Haymarket, London ★★★★☆
Waiting for Godot was the first West End play I saw as an eighteen-year-old, having purchased a £10 ticket in…

Waiting for Godot was the first West End play I saw as an eighteen-year-old, having purchased a £10 ticket in…
The Almeida’s Young and Angry season offers a one-two of John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger (★★★★★) and Arnold Wesker‘s…
Coriolanus isn’t one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays. There have only been a handful of revivals in England during this…
Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun was the first play by a black woman to be performed on Broadway,…
Review by Anna Przybylska Almost thirty years on from its premiere, Yasmina Reza’s highly acclaimed play Art, translated from the original French by…
Running in parallel with their new show ARCADE at Summerhall, Darkfield’s FLIGHT has previous with Edinburgh Fringe – it debuted…
Diva: Live from Hell! is devilishly good. There, I said it. And Luke Bayer is devilishly good as Desmond Channing…
We begin with three unnamed actors, played by the wonderful funny trio of David Tarkenter, Tessa Wong and Tanvi Virmani,…
At ALSO Festival last month, Philippa Perry talked about how we can be happier by not setting expectations of things….
A retelling of the Ancient Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice backed by a musical soundtrack? No, this isn’t Hadestown in…