All posts tagged review

Originally choreographed by the legendary Marius Petipa, Kenneth...

The party’s over. Skipping through a hefty hat-trick of race, class and...

As you enter the smaller auditorium downstairs at Hampstead...

Newton Faulkner was a fairly big deal about ten years ago. He had two number one...

This double bill of works by the Swedish writer Lars Norén falls flat at...

Killer Joe has courted controversy since news of its revival at Trafalgar...

Following four loosely connecting plots that centre around the escape of a serial killer –...

Realism shouldn’t be the default mode for telling working-class...

This year’s Summer Exhibition is a bit of a joke –...