The Weir review – There's only one possible response to seeing Brendan Gleeson on stage
In a show shaded with supernatural chills, it hardly seems real that…
The Land of the Living review – Classy but underwhelming play about stolen Nazi children
Prestige theatre doesn't come more prestigious than Stephen Daldry directing Juliet Stevenson…
Bacchae review – Great cast and staging, shame about the concept and text
Warrior women and uppity females are very much in evidence in Nima…
Entertaining Mr Sloane review – More outrageous than ever and Tamzin Outhwaite is superb
Joe Orton’s play caused a scandal when it premiered in 1964 and…
The Importance of Being Earnest review – Stephen Fry is a fabulous Lady Bracknell
Oscar Wilde's masterpiece groans under the weight of killer lines, but this…
Clarkston review – Heartstopper's Joe Locke and Ruaridh Mollica shine in shallow play
Heartstopper and Marvel's Agatha All Along fans hoping to see more twitchy,…
Entertaining Mr Sloane review – Sex, murder and a deliciously twisted Tamzin Outhwaite
Primly derided when it premiered in 1964 as "a milk-curdling essay in…
The Weir review – Brendan Gleeson shines in extraordinary portrait of loneliness
Not so much a ghost story as a story about ghosts, Conor…
The Lady From The Sea review: Alicia Vikander stars in frustrating show
Henrik Ibsen must be sick and tired of having his plays ’reimagined’…
Andrew Lincoln and Alicia Vikander are drowning in the soggy The Lady From The Sea
Rain is sleeting down on stage, a genuine Hollywood star is writhing…
