Tag: West End 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

A white man with glasses, short brown hair and a green puffer jacket (right) and a brown woman with short black hair and a multicoloured blue and green dress in a kitchen, facing opposite each other over a table.

‘2:22: A Ghost Story’ review – Supernatural suspense drama is one of West End’s smartest

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

A young white male with ginger hair clasps his hands nervously. He wears a striped blue shirt, and has a white plaster cast on his left hand. In the background behind him, on a screen, are several blurred and overlapping social media messages.

‘Dear Evan Hansen’ – White lie musical is curious, compelling and conflicting

A white woman with short blonde hair does a ballroom dance, right arm out, with a white man with curly black hair and a blue shirt.

‘Constellations’ online review – Multiversal romance is excellently existential

Against an orange light, a brown-skinned man in all-white clothing jumps up with a wooden stick aimed at a tiger puppet. They are both on a boat and the tiger is launching itself at him.

‘Life of Pi’ review – Triumphant adaptation champions the collaboration of theatre