Featured
We’ve always thought Stephen Fry was God anyway
Do you think Stephen Fry is a God? Well you will have chance to at least see him play God in an unconventional nativity play next month. […]
Featured
Featured
Boris Johnson calls for continued public funding for the arts
Boris Johnson has spoken out over the coalition cuts in London and the UK, urging Westminster not to dismiss the arts. […]
Blogs
Leslie Jordan rolls out the pink carpet
“Well, well, well.. Karen Walker. I thought I smelled gin and regret.” It’s the line that made pint-sized Leslie Jordan infamous in the popular US sitcom Will and Grace. […]
Featured
Review: Palace of the End – Arcola ****
Martin Schurman discovers a painfully timely hit in Judith Thompson’s extraordinary triptych. […]
Featured
Review: Novecento – Trafalagar Studios 2 ****
The second play in the Donmar New Directors season at the Trafalgar Studios is a virtuoso performance which kept JBR enthralled for its duration. […]
Featured
Review: Bright Lights, Big City – Hoxton Hall ***
Josh Seymour reviews new musical Bright Lights, Big City at Hoxton Hall and finds a West End calibre cast in a vibrant and absorbing production. […]
Featured
Review: The Two Character Play – Jermyn Street ****
A difficult, but ultimately rewarding revival of Tenesse Williams classic. JBR reviews this dark and uncompromising production. […]
Featured
Exclusive Interview: Antonia Thomas E4’s Misfits
As BAFTA winning drama Misfits kicks off a second series on E4, Benjamin Potter meets lead actress Antonia Thomas to talk about her blossoming career. […]
Featured
Review: Blasted – Lyric Hammersmith ****
It is a pleasure to see such an elegantly pared down production that allows this playwright’s blistering poetry to shine, writes Honour Bayes. […]
Featured
Review: Reasons To Be Cheerful ***
You can’t say that Reasons To Be Cheerful lacks energy, even if perhaps it lacks balls, writes Honour Bayes. […]