Posts tagged play

One thing you do not expect to find nestled behind Milnerton’s library is a small, but perfectly formed theatre. Discovered by me through a serendipitous …

Experiencing the narcotic miasma of Trainspotting in one way or another – Irvine Welsh’s book, or Danny Boyle’s translation of it into film – is …

Anyone who has ever read Bulgakov’s greatest work, will agree that Master and Margarita is one of the most complicated and fascinating works of the …

I’ve been very lucky lately in getting to see some of the most spectacular shows running in Cape Town. Last week, my sister hit the …

[Title of show], is a lovely follow-your-dream story, with a lewd, crude script, an American accent and big sprinkling (unsurprisingly) of gay. Good mix in …

“A decadent and self-indulgent musical which ultimately proves repellent” The Telegraph “The Book of Mormon merely flirts with blasphemy but there is something very winning …

The production of Knackerman at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington is intimate in more ways than one. Firstly the venue: an impossibly warm and …

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 …

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 …

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 …