Theatre Review Theatre Review A seafaring horror... without the sea The central conceit is brilliant but the ideas deserve more space, writes KATHERINE M GRAHAM
Theatre Review Arts | Wednesday 13th Oct 2021 Theatre Review Making smaller moments grow in stature and meaning
Theatre Review Monday 19th Aug 2019 Theatre Review A vital call to dissent at a time when world politics can easily leave us feeling helpless The Time of Our LiesPark Theatre★★★★
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review The Half God of Rainfall, Kiln Theatre London The darker elements of Yoruba and Greek mythology underpin a powerful inquisition of male violence against women
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Three Sisters, Almeida Theatre London Gripping version of a Chekhov classic
Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review: And the Rest of Me Floats Unique blend of poetry and politics a challenge to gender regulation
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Pains and perils of a Superhoe KATHERINE M GRAHAM sees a powerful show on the conflicted life of a young online sex worker
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Devilishly good reinterpretations of Faust myth Dark Night of the SoulSam Wanamaker Playhouse, London
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Conversations driven by a sense of danger Stop and SearchArcola Theatre, London
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Nature of the Dialektikon's polemics unclear A play's scattergun attempt to address significant political issues leaves KATHERINE M GRAHAM unconvinced
Theatre Review Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Theatre Review Universal concerns KATHERINE M GRAHAM sees a unique collision of cosmology and sexual politics at the Royal Court
Thursday 22nd Apr 2021 Powerful meditation on the personal and political costs of the Aids epidemic The InheritanceNoel Coward Theatre, London