(59 of 2025)
(59 of 2025)
Good performances but a little disjointed and over-long. Trimming back to a 1h play would make it a tight fringe play.
(58 of 2025)
Good performances but a little disjointed and over-long. Trimming back to a 1h play would make it a tight fringe play.
(58 of 2025)
Bialystock & Bloom did very right
(57 of 2025)
Bialystock & Bloom did very right
(57 of 2025)
Really strong performances, especially the solo numbers in the huge Theatre Royal but left me feeling cold - over produced, verging on pantomime at times & badly sound mixed in the big ensemble numbers.
(56 of 2025)
Really strong performances, especially the solo numbers in the huge Theatre Royal but left me feeling cold - over produced, verging on pantomime at times & badly sound mixed in the big ensemble numbers.
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(54 of 2025)
(54 of 2025)
was great fun yesterday. Equipment failure means a 12h screening of the Lord of the Rings trilogy can't go ahead so the ushers "Peter" & "Jackson" hilariously perform a very abridged version complete with hobbits, elves, dwarfs, men & a giant spider...
(53 of 2025)
was great fun yesterday. Equipment failure means a 12h screening of the Lord of the Rings trilogy can't go ahead so the ushers "Peter" & "Jackson" hilariously perform a very abridged version complete with hobbits, elves, dwarfs, men & a giant spider...
(53 of 2025)
I've seen a lot of Shakespeare but somehow not Hamlet before today...
Hiren Abeysekera was brilliant as Hamlet. Fransesca Mills' Ophelia was something else - utterly show stealing in her madness.
Clever staging & a big cast as you'd expect from the National.
(52 of 2025)
I've seen a lot of Shakespeare but somehow not Hamlet before today...
Hiren Abeysekera was brilliant as Hamlet. Fransesca Mills' Ophelia was something else - utterly show stealing in her madness.
Clever staging & a big cast as you'd expect from the National.
(52 of 2025)
(51 of 2025)
(51 of 2025)
A solid performance of Joe Orton's play, especially Jordan Stevens as the alternately mock-innocent, raunchy & menacing Sloane and Tamzin Outhwaite as the not-so-naive Kath. A little lacking in subtly at the start, but with an impressively strong end.
(50 of 2025)
A solid performance of Joe Orton's play, especially Jordan Stevens as the alternately mock-innocent, raunchy & menacing Sloane and Tamzin Outhwaite as the not-so-naive Kath. A little lacking in subtly at the start, but with an impressively strong end.
(50 of 2025)
Plunging into the seedy Berlin nightclub atmosphere at 1 pm was interesting....
Rob Madge as the MC, makes the role his own with wonderful timing, looks & jokes.
The ominous ending felt too real, especially with a protest march audible outside.
(49 of 2025)
Plunging into the seedy Berlin nightclub atmosphere at 1 pm was interesting....
Rob Madge as the MC, makes the role his own with wonderful timing, looks & jokes.
The ominous ending felt too real, especially with a protest march audible outside.
(49 of 2025)
Gatwa is magnificent, his best work yet. A brilliant foil to Bluemel's Marlowe.
(48 of 2025)
Gatwa is magnificent, his best work yet. A brilliant foil to Bluemel's Marlowe.
(48 of 2025)
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(46 of 2025)
(46 of 2025)
Easter 1997, a family gathers for the 1st time in 17y for the overbearing patriarch's 75th birthday. Intertwined stories, pain & relationships are revealed, focussing on a brother's love & protective feelings for his autistic brother.
(45 of 2025)
Easter 1997, a family gathers for the 1st time in 17y for the overbearing patriarch's 75th birthday. Intertwined stories, pain & relationships are revealed, focussing on a brother's love & protective feelings for his autistic brother.
(45 of 2025)
(44 of 2025)
(44 of 2025)
Lovers get very confused and Oberon shares a bath with an ass. The Mechanicals' play is as truly bonkers as they come.
I somehow stayed wide awake and interested despite an early start and >35,000 steps.
(43 of 2025)
Lovers get very confused and Oberon shares a bath with an ass. The Mechanicals' play is as truly bonkers as they come.
I somehow stayed wide awake and interested despite an early start and >35,000 steps.
(43 of 2025)
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(42 of 2025)
The dramas of a group of sapphic lovers are causing chaos in Sirene & the Sirens are worried.
The novel was contemporary w Woolf's Orlando & somehow that explains a lot...
(41 of 2025)
The dramas of a group of sapphic lovers are causing chaos in Sirene & the Sirens are worried.
The novel was contemporary w Woolf's Orlando & somehow that explains a lot...
(41 of 2025)
The @nationaltheatre at its best. Beautiful, powerful theatre. Michael Sheen & Sharon Small are brilliant as Nye Bevan & Jennie Lee. Bevan's mind on his death bed revisits key moments in his life as a miner, people's champion, politician and founder of the amazing NHS.
(40 of 2025)
The @nationaltheatre at its best. Beautiful, powerful theatre. Michael Sheen & Sharon Small are brilliant as Nye Bevan & Jennie Lee. Bevan's mind on his death bed revisits key moments in his life as a miner, people's champion, politician and founder of the amazing NHS.
(40 of 2025)
A clever play well performed, concentrating on exploring emotions and repercussions not unnecessary titillation.
#FourPlay @kingsheadtheatre.bsky.social
(39 of 2025)
A clever play well performed, concentrating on exploring emotions and repercussions not unnecessary titillation.
#FourPlay @kingsheadtheatre.bsky.social
(39 of 2025)
Very well adapted and performed but nothing special - another adaptation of a 90s American highschool film.
(38 of 2025)
Very well adapted and performed but nothing special - another adaptation of a 90s American highschool film.
(38 of 2025)
An intriguing musical with a wonderful premise but a slow start. A young boy/man dealing with hope & bereavement through allegory that's revealed to be a tale he built with his mother.
(37 of 2025)
An intriguing musical with a wonderful premise but a slow start. A young boy/man dealing with hope & bereavement through allegory that's revealed to be a tale he built with his mother.
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