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Antigone (2nd October 2017, The SandPit Theatre)

Adapting an Ancient Greek text for a contemporary audience is never easy. However, Actors of Dionysus' crisp new production cleverly...

Yerma is a true wonder to behold. Lorca's play from 1934 is brought crashing into present day, its central story as painful as ever. We...

I was enthralled to see the production billed as 'gender fluid', as Oscar Wilde's provocative, comedic and challenging play was the ideal...

As Rupert Goold notes, Crimp's play has become even more relevant in its twenty four years than one could expect. The Treatment follows...

Simon Stephens' newest work is his first experiment into contemporary dance - and I desperately wish it had gone further into this...

This is only the second time I have watched an NTLive screening, and this was the perfect production for screening. Much of the humour...

This really is a luxurious affair. As I spend much of my theatre-going time at relatively small scale productions, I almost forget the...

Abi Morgan's Splendour is an incredibly relevant character study, offering fragments of four women's life up to the lens of scrutiny: by...

I adore Simon Stephens' storytelling. His ability to draw you in, navigating the anguish that these two characters inhabit, is...

What draws us to prophetic stories that foresaw our current society and the possibilities it offers? Perhaps instilling fear in ourselves...