Fifteen years after it premiered at The Bush Theatre, HOW LOVE IS SPELT by Chloë Moss, receives a timely revival at Southwark Playhouse.
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Review: HOW LOVE IS SPELT at Southwark Playhouse
By Stuart King Sunday, September 8 2019, 21:18


Review: MAGIC MIKE LIVE at The Hippodrome Casino
By Nicola Wright Sunday, September 8 2019, 14:54
Arriving at the specially refurbished theatre space at London's Hippodrome Casino, I was greeted by an enthusiastic young man eager to know if I was excited for what I was about to experience. My honest answer was ...I wasn’t sure.


Review: THE CROWN DUAL at Wilton’s Music Hall
By Stuart King Friday, September 6 2019, 09:18
The charmingly fusty environs of Wilton’s Music Hall play host to one of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe successes - THE CROWN DUAL - a frenetic, sometimes slapstick homage to (and parody of), the Netflix multi-award winning drama about the royals.


Review: HANSARD at the National Theatre
By Stuart King Wednesday, September 4 2019, 17:01
Tory politicians have been much in the news of late. At the National’s Lyttelton, another (this time fictitious) Eton-spawned grandee, is placed front and centre in newcomer Simon Woods’ first commissioned play, HANSARD.
Diana (Lindsay Duncan) and Robin (Alex Jennings) in Hansard at the National Theatre. Photo by Catherine Ashmore


Review: THE SECRET RIVER at the National Theatre
By Phil Willmott Tuesday, September 3 2019, 14:35
There’s so much that’s satisfying and so much that’s frustrating about Andrew Bovell’s adaptation of Kate Grenville’s novel about early British settlers in Australia.
It’s a production by Sydney Theatre Company from 2013 that is apparently something of a classic in antipodean theatre.
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