Adam Kinneen’s Dick shows promise with moments of brilliant intensity, but its meandering philosophy had me yearning for more in the second act.
Dick at Riverside Studios.
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20 Jun
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Review: DICK at Riverside Studios
By Emmie Newitt Friday, June 20 2025, 10:27
19 Jun
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Review: 4.48 PSYCHOSIS at Royal Court
By Stuart King Thursday, June 19 2025, 13:32
Twenty-Five years ago Sarah Kane’s last play 4.48 PSYCHOSIS was performed at the Royal Court with Daniel Evans, Jo McInnes and Madeleine Potter. It served as a fitting tribute to the young playwright who had died the year before and was considered a leading light of the In-yer-face-theatre movement (if indeed it could be described as a movement, then, or now).
Psychosis at Royal Court. Photo Marc Brenner
18 Jun
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REVIEW: LOVESTUCK at Stratford East
By Stuart King Wednesday, June 18 2025, 13:56
“Worst. Date. Ever. A new comedy musical inspired by true events” is proclaimed on the posters for LOVESTUCK, which opened at Stratford East last evening. So, was the person who coined the tagline, tempting fate?
Lovestruck production image. Photo by Mark Senior.
17 Jun
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Review: GODZ at Peacock Theatre
By Stuart King Tuesday, June 17 2025, 08:16
A troupe of four strapping, buffoonish, Aussie blokes, cavort as Hercules, Dionysus, Cupid and Apollo as they contrive to deliver idiotic, but joyously playful acrobatic stunts for the audience.
Head First Acrobats, GODZ. Photo by Beck Stone
16 Jun
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Review: STEREOPHONIC at Duke of York’s Theatre
By Stuart King Monday, June 16 2025, 00:01
STEREOPHONIC has landed in London after much hype and excitement on Broadway where it garnered 13 Tony nominations during awards season — more than any other play in the award’s history. It went on to win in 5 categories, perhaps most importantly for Best Play.
The Cast of Stereophonic at Duke of York’s Theatre - photo by Marc Brenner
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