Review: THE SEAGULL, Harold Pinter TheatreJuly 8, 2022Some critics view The Seagull as a satirical look at the foolishness of humanity. Others, as a tragedy about eternally unhappy people. First performed in 1896, Chekhov’s play about love and artistic endeavour now gets the Jamie Lloyd treatment in a unique production at the Harold Pinter theatre.
Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Actors' ChurchJuly 6, 2022Iris Theatre’s summer season is now in its 14th year. This summer, the outdoor theatre specialist present a joyous and light-hearted version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by rising star Sara Aniqah Malik, recipient of the Michael Grandage Award 2019.
Review Roundup: RICHARD III, at the Royal Shakespeare TheatreJuly 4, 2022Directed by outgoing RSC Artistic Director Gregory Doran and starring Arthur Hughes, the new production of Shakespeare's Richard III has now opened at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon. What did the critics think?
Review: THE LESSON, Southwark PlayhouseJuly 2, 2022A young woman appears at the home of a professor to be tutored for some exams. The premise of The Lesson is simple enough, but as this play comes from the pen of Eugène Ionesco, the master of French absurdist theatre, nothing is ever that simple. Max Lewendel’s returning production is funny, absurd and ultimately chilling.
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