Tag: West End

‘Marvellous’ review – Neil Baldwin biography has a big heart

David Tennant sits crossed-legged with a white shirt, red tie, glasses and braces, lit up on a stage while a gloomy shadowy figure wipes his face with the back of his hand.

‘Good’ review – David Tennant is heartless in chilling Nazi drama

#ReviewIn72: ‘The Seagull’ at the Harold Pinter Theatre

A white man with brown scruffy hair, a blue jacket and jeans has his arms outstretched on a theatre stage. Behind him is an arch, lit up in bright white. It looks a tad spiritual.

‘Cruise’ review – Vital, vibrant and visceral tribute to HIV crisis and sensational Soho

Left, a white woman in a large fluffy white coat stands on a forklift-like contraption on stage. She is playing the White Witch of Narnia. Right, stands a white man in a large brown fur coat next to a giant lion puppet. He is Aslan.

‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ review – C.S. Lewis’ classic blooms in rousing, roaring adaptation

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