Tag: Harold Pinter Theatre

Jodie Comer, a white woman with long blonde hair and a suit, sits in an office on stage with stacks of folders behind her and a wooden desk, which she rests a hand on. She sits in a green armchair and places her right hand on her chest, her mouth slightly open in shock.

‘Prima Facie’ review – Jodie Comer delivers a devastating West End debut

Ruth Wilson, a white woman with brown hair in a ponytail and a white jumper, has a phone to her ear as she rests her left hand on a vertical black pole. Her eyes are closed, listening, and the picture is lit up in a warm yellow hue.

‘The Human Voice’ review – Ruth Wilson is utterly devastating in unpredictable phone call monologue

Several actors stand around a wooden, Victorian-style living room.

‘Uncle Vanya’ review – Toby Jones is hilarious in a sluggish search for meaning

Two sofas are on stage on the far left and far right. Two actors are sitting on each. In the middle is a male who is looking at someone on the right sofa.

‘Consent’ review – Nina Raine’s thought-provoking elaborate production raises many questions in a tense blend of love and justice