Partially Obstructed View

Preview disclaimer: Pinter One invites the critics in next week. Pinter One is the collective name being given to a nonuple bill of sh...

The characters in writer-director Anthony Neilson’s The Prudes know they’re in a play called The Prudes , and they resent the implication...

It’s not often a Chloe Lamford set fails to be striking and interesting, and she provides another memorable design for the Royal Court’s n...

As Anthony Neilson's plays are created in rehearsal, you never know what you're going to get when a new one premieres, even down t...

I imagine the Globe consider the two, hugely popular plays opening in the new year to be the big hitters of the winter season, but I know ...

The Royal Court tends to have a bit of a siesta over August, but before it shuts up shop, three performances only of a sketch show that do...

After last week's all-female show , an all-male cast rounds off the Royal Court's weekly rep season, although a couple of absent w...

Following their hugely successful (except in America) work on ENRON , writer Lucy Prebble and director Rupert Goold reunite for a play wit...

There's many legendary speeches in Shakespeare, which must be nerve-wracking for any actor. Most of them turn up well into the play, a...