Partially Obstructed View

The National Theatre has lured a couple of the most commercially successful British playwrights amd screenwriters to the South Bank to prem...

Another example of American and British tastes often differing, Christopher Durang's uneven comedy-drama Vanya and Sonia and Masha and ...

For only the second time so far in his Pinter at the Pinter season, Jamie Lloyds hands the directing reigns to someone else for Pinter Fou...

Follies is probably the best-known Stephen Sondheim musical I hadn’t yet seen, and the sheer scale of Dominic Cooke’s production at the N...

A pretty speedy transfer from Broadway to the West End - with the original creative team but a new British cast - for a show that's qu...

The Young Vic website describes Ah, Wilderness! as "Eugene O'Neill's most delightful play," a field that with the best ...

You know that TV show about the old woman who commits a murder every week, frames someone for it, then writes a book about it? It's ca...

I'm sure this'll come as a complete surprise given how purer-than-pure my reviews are, but the blog stats do show that people some...