Theatre Review Theatre Review Nightmare in the sun MAYER WAKEFIELD finds himself caught in the crossfire during a riveting piece of activist theatre
Theatre Review Monday 14th Nov 2022 Theatre Review ‘Who are the real criminals?’ An insightful exploration of an unexplored world of rap and its many contradictions impresses MAYER WAKEFIELD
Theatre Review Tuesday 11th Oct 2022 Theatre Review A forgotten voice in women’s fight for control over their fertility MAYER WAKEFIELD applauds a timely revival of Pearl Cleage’s 1995 drama
Theatre Review Monday 18th Jul 2022 Theatre Review Edge of seat multi-generational power struggle MAYER WAKEFIELD recommends a powerful drama from Clean Break who specialise in work concerning women’s experience of the criminal justice system
Theatre Review Monday 20th Jun 2022 Theatre Review Choosing to thrive not just survive MAYER WAKEFIELD recommends a 1970s US theatre classic that has lost none of its relevance
Theatre Review Thursday 26th May 2022 Theatre Review Lack of edge disappoints The play’s quaintness makes it an odd choice for innovative theatre, writes MAYER WAKEFIELD
Theatre Review Tuesday 17th May 2022 Theatre Review A powerful ‘state of the nation’ piece A classic domestic drama that encompasses the great British elephant in the room - class, writes MAYER WAKEFIELD
Theatre Review Wednesday 09th Mar 2022 Theatre Review A clever collision of two counter narratives MAYER WAKEFIELD recommends a show which finds the pulse of modern Britain in alarming fashion
Theatre Review Monday 21st Feb 2022 Theatre Review An insightful exploration of how extremists capitalise on the vulnerable An Unfinished ManThe Yard
Theatre Review Wednesday 16th Feb 2022 Theatre Review ‘Throwing shade’ on Gandhi MAYER WAKEFIELD recommends a play which asks who is allowed to be radical and what does radicalisation really mean in a world overflowing with injustice?
Theatre Review Friday 04th Feb 2022 Theatre Review A no-holds-barred look at Palestinian life MAYER WAKEFIELD recommends a captivating 45 minutes which deliver some hammer blows when much of mainstream theatre continues to turn the other cheek
