London Palladium The best thing about theatre is its ability to revive an esoteric hit. Do you remember fondly the
Arcola Think Sex and the City (and Robots) meets a purple-coded Black Mirror, and you are close to David Head’s
The Pit, Barbican Centre Halloween (otherwise known as gay Christmas) is an odd festival. Originally Samhain, celebrating “when summer goes
Crazy Coqs Below 21st-century London, 1930’s Weimar Berlin is resurrected this Halloween by a handsome 90-something-year-old vampire, with a flair
Empress Place PT Barnum’s shadow looms large over the circus scene, possibly due to the top hat. Supersizing the genre
Trafalgar Theatre As it my first time at Whitehall’s theatre since its rebrand and absorption by the Trafalgar Entertainment empire,
‘Extremes are the rule of the day’ Almeida Theatre Morfydd Clark (centre) shines in Roots. Photograph: Marc Brenner Double trouble indeed.
National Changgeuk Company of Korea Barbican Centre Although the traditional Korean art form of Changgeuk, Shakespeare’s King Lear and the
‘Refreshing but unfathomable Park Theatre Two years ago, in this very theatre, I reviewed Carey Crim’s weighty drama, Never Not
‘The preciousness of youth Arcola Theatre At the age of about 30, nostalgia really starts to kick it up a