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: A Round-Heeled Woman, Riverside Studios

Written for Time Out Taboo-busting doesn't get much tamer than this. Jane Prowse's adaptation of Jane Juska's best-selling memoi...

Review: Jumpy, Royal Court

Jumpy is just that. April De Angelis relies on momentous events – pregnancies, marital crises, affairs, gunshots – to make her points, only...

Review: Inadmissible Evidence, Donmar Warehouse

Written for Whatsonstage.com The old criticism of John Osborne is that he wrote not plays, but character studies. It holds true for Inadmiss...

Review: Sixty-Six Books, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Scale, ambition and a spirit of collaboration make the inaugural event at the new Bush Theatre, which has moved fro...

Review: When the Chickens Came Home to Roost, Brixton Empire

Written for Time Out Laurence Holder's biographical drama about Malcolm X is the inaugural production of the Brixton Empire. Daljinder S...

Review: Third Floor, Trafalgar Studios

Written for Time Out Jason Hall 's Third Floor is a broad comedy about neighbourly etiquette among residents of a London apartment bloc...