Tag: Theatre Review

A white woman with plaited blonde hair, a blue top and light blue skirt kneels in front of a small table, while a Black man with a cream shirt and brown waistcoat stands and leans on the table. A blue armchair is visible in the left of the photo, and several blackboards are on show in the background. They are on-stage, with the image being a production shot.

‘The Lesson’ review – Lacklustre lecture is close to being clever

Noma Dumezwini, a Black woman, is on stage in a Victorian-style green dress. Her hands are in front of her as she speaks. The photo is taken through a gap in a wooden chair, which is blurred in the foreground.

‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ review – Theatre’s most flawed marriage broken down once more, and in startling fashion

Kathryn Hunter, a 65-year-old white woman, on stage as King Lear, with long white hair, a crown and a black suit. She holds a cane and sits on a throne.

‘King Lear’ review – Kathryn Hunter’s respectable return to ragged royal

A Black man and women, the latter on the left wearing a pink dress and the former wearing a brown shirt, stand in front of a blue bar table in a pub.

‘Playboy of the West Indies’ review – Calypso confusion

Left, a young white woman placed a hand on another woman’s shoulder next to her. They both appear concerned.

‘I’m Just A Little Bit OCD’ review – Vital informative theatre unpacks life with intrusive thoughts

A white man with short black hair, a red tie and a black suit, is on stage emerging out of the black door of Number 10, his left hand stretched outwards in glamorous fashion.

‘Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera]’ review – Musical marmite