Tag: comedy
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Howard Brenton on theatre aesthetics
Thursday 3rd November 2016
blogQuote of the day: “The Rules of Aesthetics Set Down: There are two rules of aest…
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The Dresser
Thursday 20th October 2016
blogText of the day: “Hate the critics?”
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Diary of a Madman, Gate Theatre
Tuesday 6th September 2016
reviewScottish Gogol adaptation is a thrillingly contemporary account of damaged mascu…
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Counting Stars, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Thursday 1st September 2016
reviewNew two-hander about love and exploitation offers a powerful image of racism and…
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They Drink It in the Congo, Almeida Theatre
Tuesday 23rd August 2016
reviewNew play about Africa’s deadliest conflict is more of a heroic failure than a su…
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Happy To Help, Park Theatre
Friday 24th June 2016
reviewA likeable and energetically acted satire on supermarkets is occasionally fun, b…
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Love, Bombs and Apples, Arcola Theatre
Friday 17th June 2016
reviewCollection of four monologues is free-thinkingly transgressive, politically inco…
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Love N Stuff, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Tuesday 7th June 2016
reviewDelightful two-hander is a comedy about married life and the truth of parenthood…
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Monster Raving Loony, Soho Theatre
Tuesday 17th May 2016
reviewScreaming Lord Sutch biog-play is raucously entertaining, but rather superficial…
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