‘The Grove,’ asks if you can be true to yourself and part of the collective
To finish writing her world premiere play “The Grove,” Mfoniso Udofia had to go back to the beginning and reconnect with her ...
London Theatre8dOpinion
Opinion: How well does 'Macbeth', starring David Tennant and Cush Jumbo, work on screen?
With the cameras in control, the eyes are not permitted to roam freely in screenings of the Donmar Warehouse production of ...
How Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce made TV’s most bittersweet sitcom couple
Brian Murphy, who has died aged 92, achieved greatness with George and Mildred - and made the show far more than just a ...
The New Criterion16d
Cry, uncle
This winter, the playwright Matthew Gasda, best known for his observations of New York’s disaffected Zoomer youth, has staged ...
The Quietus10d
Discordant of Tunbridge Wells: Joeyfat Interviewed
Alex Tucker interviews Sprechgesang post hardcore heroes Joeyfat who are being celebrated with a series of reissues ...
Sydney Morning Herald16d
What’s it like being Julian Assange? These actors are finding out
and in fact I’m shit at naturalism. I was thinking: how do I engage with all this material and make it lively and not full of great big fat monologues?” The answer she found was to avoid ...
WhatsOnStage10d
Elektra West End review – Brie Larson leads an abstract, elusive revival
Vail, both as Orestes, and as the messenger who tells of his supposed death in a rat-a-tat monologue, has a melancholy humanity ... formalised and ritualistic rather than naturalistic. It is the ...