By Shehrazade Zafar-Arif Tuesday, May 13 2025, 13:08
Lindsey Posner’s revival of Terence Rattigan’s 1911 classic, The Deep Blue Sea, is a bleak exploration of obsession and despair in the aftermath of an affair. The story drags on ever so slightly, but a talented cast and clever direction make it a compelling, thought-provoking watch.
Tamsin Greig in THE DEEP BLUE SEA at Theatre Royal Haymarket
By Stuart King Tuesday, May 13 2025, 10:00
Certainly on paper, HOUSE OF GAMES has everything going for it. Penned originally by David Mamet as a film screenplay, the stage version was created for the Almeida back in 2010 by Richard Bean who recently dazzled at this very theatre with the sharply observed Reykjavik.
Robin Soans (Joey) Siôn Tudor Owen (George) Andrew Whipp (Bobby) Richard Harrington (Mike) Lisa Dillon (Margaret) in House of Games. Photo by Manuel Harlan
By Emmie Newitt Tuesday, May 13 2025, 07:15
By Stuart King Tuesday, May 13 2025, 00:00
Mischief continue the successful farce formula with THE COMEDY ABOUT SPIES which has opened at the Noël Coward Theatre. It does exactly what it says on the tin and you’ll know exactly what to expect if you have been to a performance of The Play That Goes Wrong (which recently celebrated 10 years in the West End), or indeed, any of the other titles involving Peter Pan, Magic and a Robbery.
Henry Shields and Adele James in The Comedy About Spies at Noël Coward Theatre.
By Emmie Newitt Monday, May 12 2025, 14:00
Adapted from the 2004 beloved romantic comedy film, the iconic love story will be brought to life on stage at London's The Other Palace this September.
Georgina Castle and Josh St. Clair. Headshots provided by production.
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