Hamlet at Iris Theatre
Set in a woefully undeveloped near-future dictatorship, sitting through the entirety of Daniel Winder’s Hamlet feels like being…
By Daniel McLeodSet in a woefully undeveloped near-future dictatorship, sitting through the entirety of Daniel Winder’s Hamlet feels like being…
By Daniel McLeodAfter Dark’s plot, director Phil Willmott admits, is laughable. An unashamed populist, writer Dion Boucicault himself adapted the…
By Daniel McLeod“I will find you twenty lascivious turtles ere one chaste man.” So says Mistress Ford, the target of…
By Daniel McLeodOn a stage inundated with smoke, Walking on Cars emerge to a comfortably filled Shepherd’s Bush Empire. The…
By Daniel McLeodFinborough Theatre has a history of rediscovering neglected work. Under the artistic direction of Neil McPherson, the small,…
By Daniel McLeodSwimming is a new play by Alex Bower. Despite being developed over several years, this production was workshopped…
By Daniel McLeodNeck or Nothing: an attempt at success that risks losing everything. Fledgling Theatre Company’s new play follows Jens,…
By Daniel McLeodNeck or Nothing is a new play by Fledgling Theatre Company. Inspired by cult-hit Project Grizzly, the story…
By Daniel McLeodIt’s 1967 and Nigel Slater is just nine years old. He and his mother stand over an island…
By Daniel McLeodThe Yard’s Artistic Director Jay Miller directs this incongruous, tonally confused production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, telling…
By Daniel McLeod