REVIEW: “The Suspicions of Mr Whicher” at The Watermill Theatre
Can a murder mystery truly be a “mystery” when the criminal has long since been brought to justice? This is ...
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REVIEW: Visitors at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
What do you do when a loved one slowly begins to forget the life you’ve lived together? Dementia is a ...
REVIEW: “Othello” at The Watermill Theatre
"What's Iago's motivation?" is possibly one of theatre's great unanswered questions - and one that critics have loved chewing over ...
REVIEW: “Teechers” at Woodley Theatre
Who'd be a teacher? It's a question asked by Alan Bennet's masterpiece of the theatre, "The History Boys" - but ...
REVIEW: “Camp Albion” at The Watermill Theatre
Is a protest a waste of time, when the thing you're protesting against is going to happen anyway? Danielle Pearson's ...
REVIEW: Steven Berkoff’s “Decadence” (Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park)
Stars (out of 3)= 3 One-sentence review= “Don’t waste time reading this, just go watch it” Good for people who= ...
REVIEW: “A Doll’s House” at Progress Theatre
Stars (out of 3)= 2 One-sentence review= “A socially relevant study of male-female power dynamics” Good for people who= enjoyed ...
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