Review: The Kreutzer Sonata, Gate Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Prior to its New York run in March, Nancy Harris’s erudite adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s 1889 novella returns to the ...

Review: Wittenberg, Gate Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Hamlet, Dr Faustus and Martin Luther walk into a student union bar. That’s pretty much the premise of David Davalos...

Review: How to be an Other Woman, Gate Theatre

Written for Culture Wars There comes a certain point in a young woman’s life, probably somewhere in her early to mid-twenties, when the plac...

Review: Susurrus, Holland Park as part of Gate Outdoors

Written for Culture Wars Though it may ‘quickly dream away the time,’ David Leddy’s Susurrus works out as little more than a stroll with e...

Review: Domini Public, National Theatre (with the Gate Theatre)

Written for Culture Wars From the census arises a picture of a nation torn apart. In the square outside the National Theatre, a civil war er...

Review: Unbroken, The Gate

Written for WhatsOnStage.com La Ronde, Arthur Schnitzler's frank examination of cyclical promiscuity, was denigrated as mere pornography...