Tag: Royal Court Theatre

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

A brown woman in a green dress stands in front of a kitchen table. Her husband, a white man in w white top, holds a white cup of tea and looks out of a window to the right. Off-stage and from the sidelines, a brown woman in a pink shirt is watching on and looking outwards slightly towards the camera.

‘That Is Not Who I Am’ review – Dave Davidson’s delightful and daring deception

In the foreground, a white woman and white man in grey clothing face with flower necklaces address the audience. Behind them are three other people watching them, also wearing flower necklaces. White balloons are also visible.

‘Rare Earth Mettle’ review – Salty, controversial land war drama explores disinteresting self-interest

A white man with short brown hair, a moustache and beard and black chequered shirt, has his arms out in front of him. In the background behind him, blurred, is an older white woman with grey hair in a green dress, moving right.

‘What If If Only’ review – Caryl Churchill’s peculiar pondering of possibilities