Partially Obstructed View

Portrait (orientation) of the artist as a young woman. One of the shows I had a ticket to but had to skip when I was ill last month was ...

Fiona Doyle’s second play for Hampstead Downstairs, The Strange Death of John Doe is structured as a post-mortem on what was, indeed, a s...

"How long is the show?" I heard another audience member ask an usher. "It ends at ten past ten." "But that's ...

The show hasn't even had its first preview yet, and already it's sold out: It happens to Fanny Brice in Funny Girl , and it happen...

The second of Ed Hall's Propeller shows that Dugald Bruce-Lockhart has revived for another tour is perhaps my least favourite Shakespe...

It's July, which means it must be time for one of my annual theatrical highlights: Having toured their current season since last autum...

Henry V is the Shakespeare that's hard to avoid this year and after a thoroughly disappointing one at the Globe I was optimistic tha...