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THE LADYKILLERS
at the Vaudeville
DELIGHTFULLY DAFT
After getting plenty of play around London, this band of bozos is still utterly silly in the most charming way.
Reviewed by:
SAM MARLOWE
MACBETH
at Shakespeare's Globe
PAIN AND PASSION
Director
Eve Best
exhibits a real understanding of the splintering and loneliness at the heart of the play, along with a comic touch.
Reviewed by:
MICHAEL COVENEY
MACBETH
at Manchester International Festival
FEAST OF FURY
Kenneth Branagh
exercises his immense talent in Manchester, Lancashire.
Reviewed by:
MICHAEL COVENEY
MACBETH
at Shakespeare's Globe
GRIP OF HALLUCINATION
Eve Best
makes an excellent directorial debut despite taking on one of
Shakespeare’s
more challenging works.
Reviewed by:
RACHEL HALLIBURTON
PRIVATE LIVES
at the Gielgud
MIXED DOUBLES
Two couples hurl invective at each other in
Noel Coward’s
wonderfully constructed comedy.
Reviewed by:
DAVID BENEDICT
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
HARD CANDY
Underneath this musical's expensive packaging, there is little to make one's mouth water.
Reviewed by:
SAM MARLOWE
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
PURE IMAGINATION
A lavish budget creates some memorable moments in act two of this classic fantastical tale.
Reviewed by:
CLIVE HIRSCHHORN
SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH
at the Old Vic
RAVAGED PURITY
Sweet Bird
is a strange, oddly structured work, as symptomatic of a warped age as of a warped imagination.
Reviewed by:
RACHEL HALLIBURTON
THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN
at the Noel Coward
CIRCUMSCRIBED LIVES
Bold and funny,
Martin McDonagh’s
1996 play comes packed with bleak wit, a sense of desolation and some cheap narrative tricks.
Reviewed by:
SAM MARLOWE
THE NIGHT ALIVE
at the Donmar Warehouse
UNDERDOGS AND DESPERADOS
Conor McPherson's
writing slews boldly from kitchen-sink naturalism to almost surreal nightmarishness.
Reviewed by:
KATE BASSETT
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Yes, Prime Minister
contracts its run, while
A Chorus Line
expands its own.
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- After 11 years as the Almeida Theatre's artistic director,
Michael Attenborough
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Once
the Tony-Award winning musical is set to hit London in January.
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