Tag: Young Vic Theatre

A white man in all-black clothing shouts as he flaps his hands together in front of him. He’s lit up by a warm yellow hue. It’s slightly foggy on-stage too.

‘Who Killed My Father?’ review – Ivo van Hove’s cyclical monologue on capitalism

‘Best of Enemies’ review – James Graham’s discourse drama is delightful déjà vu

A man in a brown coat stands holding a microphone. Projected on the wall behind him are a set of lips, opened to display the person's white teeth.

‘Lippy’ online review – Lipreading investigation leaves a lot to look into

Three woman stand on stage underneath three doorways.

‘Nora: A Doll’s House’ review – Ibsen’s classic transcends the centuries

A man to the left of the stage has his arms slightly in front of them, with their palms upwards. On the floor on the right, with his arms outstretched, is a man (his son), who appears emotional. Another brother and the mother are both watching on in the background.

‘Death of a Salesman’ review – Wendell Pierce and Sharon D. Clarke are devastating in Miller’s delicate drama

Letitia Wright wearing a white dress, holding two cups of tea. A chaise longue is behind her in the background.

‘The Convert’ review – Letitia Wright is sensational in this haunting and emotive production