Summer and Smoke at the Almeida Theatre
In years to come people will look back on Rebecca Frecknall’s intense production of Summer and Smoke and…
By Connor CampbellIn years to come people will look back on Rebecca Frecknall’s intense production of Summer and Smoke and…
By Connor CampbellThe National Theatre's artistic director must suffer from some kind of staged-based agoraphobia, as is his apparent fear…
By Connor CampbellAmidst a series of technical issues that afflicted the first half of the evening, Editors presented their new…
By Filippo L'AstorinaThe cast of this year’s production of Crazy For You are clearly very talented. But for all their…
By Aidan MilanScott and Sid tells the true story of two misfits who meet at school, where they form a…
By Ed EdwardsFrom Fringe to West End, with a Vault Festival stop in between, the upward journey of Good Girl,…
By Mersa AudaWoody Allen has played with gangsters before, but recently he has not been particularly successful. In Café Society,…
By Euan Franklin1932 has been dubbed Picasso’s “year of wonders” – and with good reason. At the age of 50,…
By Anna SouterUsing the microcosm of a tiny Swiss village to follow the unfolding of women's liberation across the whole…
By Ed BarnesMarch is a particularly strong month for contemporary art, shown – sometimes unexpectedly – at some of London’s…
By Anna Souter