Tag: Off-West End

Danny Sapani, a black man, sits behind a table. He wears a brown jacket and light brown beanie. Opposite him at the table is Adrian Lester, who is sitting cross legged and wearing a black suit.

‘Hymn’ review – Lolita Chakrabarti’s bouncy bromance misses a beat

A man in a booth holds a telephone. He wears rubber gloves on his hands and a floral gown. A wall of tissue boxes is behind him, and he wears paper glasses with the word 'soothe' on it, and two hand sanitisers either side.

‘Living Newspaper: Edition One’ online review – A punchy, postmodern soapbox

Two woman in all-black dress. The one on the left is frowning at the other woman whilst holding something tiny in her right hand. The lady on the right has her right hand outstretched, grabbing the other woman's left arm.

National Theatre at Home raises over £100k through YouTube livestreams

On the left, a young person in a yellow striped shirt and jeans sits, smiles and looks up at something on the right. So too does the man sitting next to them on the right, who is wearing pirate like attire.

‘Treasure Island’ online review – Olivier is transformed in magical and mesmerising tale of mutiny

A woman standing on a wooden step on stage, her arms outstretched. Four other actors stand around her, two at the back holding cloth in the air, while the two at the front hold square frames. To the right are the on-stage band.

‘Jane Eyre’ review – A warm, glowing production of Charlotte Brontë’s classic

A woman and two boys behind her stand, looking in different directions off-camera, expressing shock and concern.

‘The Nobodies’ review – Punchy political drama shows sudden changes of character