Partially Obstructed View

Regular readers of this blog will both know I traditionally have certain reservations about musical theatre pioneers Richard Rodgers & ...

Like every other industry at the moment, London theatre can't seem to let a year go by without a scandal; and since "getting to ru...

In what is becoming a regular occurrence Annie Baker's latest play gets its UK premiere in the Dorfman, where for The Antipodes her p...

I started this blog in 2012, which coincided with when Josie Rourke took over the Donald and Margot Warehouse; barring the odd performance...

If my theatregoing currently appears to be at something like normal human frequency that's because I've been stuck at home with br...

Marking the 40th anniversary of the first test tube baby, Hampstead Theatre stages Genesis Inc. , Jemma Kennedy’s satire of the monetisati...

The National Theatre goes back to the classics for this year's big family show, with a new version of Robert Louis Stevenson's Tre...

Euripides' The Bacchae  features an antagonist threatened by sexuality, particularly that of women, whose plan to defeat this perceive...

Director David Grindley scored a hit with his revival of Journey's End , which most recently popped up in the West End last year. His ...