The Judas Kiss at The Duke of York’s Theatre
Only a brave man would attempt to put words into Oscar Wilde’s mouth and David Hare has done just that in his play The Judas …
Posts in category Theatre
Theatre Noir in Lady Luck
The University of Cape Town is a marvellous institution housed in a collection of archaic buildings exuding the mysteries of knowledge and secrets of decades …
Theatre Collection’s adaptation of Gogol’s The Government Inspector
Some of you may have already heard that my new favourite thing in London is the combination of Camden’s Theatre Collection and the Lord Stanley …
Ubu Roi at the Barbican
This week I went to see the Cheek by Jowl production of Ubu Roi (Ubu the King). Written by Parisian dandy Alfred Jarry at the turn …
Dostoyevksy’s The Idiot
A theatrical rendition of Dostoyevksy’s The Idiot is not a performance one would attend without at least a few preconceived notions and possibly some indoctrinated …
A Guide to Second Date Sex
We have all been there. Girl/boy meets girl/boy in bar. Mutual attraction. Bit of flirting. Numbers swapped. Awkward goodbye. Fast forward to few days/weeks later …
Camden’s Theatre Collection Presents Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot
There is something rather magical about independent theatre I think, and the Theatre Collection above Camden’s Lord Stanley is a prime example of that something …
Mies Julie – Erotic Struggles of Power
Miss Julie was written by the notable Swedish playwright and novelist August Strindberg in 1888. The daughter of a nobleman enters a kitchen and finds …
Cuckoo Bang’s Between Ten and Six
Cuckoo Bang Productions brings its first play Between Ten and Six – written by founder Chris Mayo – back to the stage following an extremely …
February 14th: A Lesson in Love
February is the month of love. Perhaps it’s the highly-commercialised type that so many seem to object to but, in our capitalist society, it’s hard …