Review: King Lear, Almeida Theatre

Written for Culture Wars In the middle of that wind-wracked heath, a sapling sprouts; a shoot of green in a barren wasteland. It troubles yo...

Review: Absent Friends, Harold Pinter Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Absent Friends is basically Alan Acykbourn’s bread and butter. He is, after all, the grand master of awkward after...

Review: Constellations, Royal Court

You can’t have a love story without the right click. The same holds true for this review. (UPDATE: I know this undermines the mystery, but t...

Review: 13, National Theatre

Written for Whatsonstage.com Theatre is championed for its ability to react to current events. With talk of social media revolution, impendi...

Review: Realism, Soho Theatre

Anthony Neilson’s Realism premiered at the Edinburgh International Festival two years after The Wonderful World of Dissocia and is, more o...