Tag: Royal Court Theatre

A triangular theatre stage lit up in blue lighting. One Black man in a blue shirt with short black hair. He’s looking up at a Black man in all-white clothing, standing to the left of the stage.

‘Black Superhero’ review – Sublime staging of an otherwise over-saturated search for a saviour

An Asian woman sits on a theatre stage. She wears a white top, and green trousers which are muddied at the knees. A thick haze/smoke lingers around her, and a splattering of mud is on the grey wall behind her.

‘Graceland’ review – Raw relationship drama is muddied in more ways than one

Seven queer performers in bright multicoloured outfits stand in front of a green curtain looking triumphant.

‘Sound of the Underground’ review – Travis Alabanza’s trans, queer takeover is a riotous reclamation and reeducation

Right, a brown man and his young daughter hold hands as the dad speaks to a women in a green suit with a ‘come in, we’re open’ sign on her neck. Behind them is a giant screen showing shelves of medicinal drugs.

‘Baghdaddy’ review – A conflict in Iraq, and between the absurd and the authentic

‘Not One of These People’ review – Martin Crimp’s deepfake presentation ponders our projections

A white man in a blue shirt stands behind a microphone stand and speaks. Lit up in a dark blue light behind him in the background is a bald white man and a frizzy haired woman.

‘Jews. In Their Own Words.’ review – An essential, unflinching education