Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

May 27, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Wharf 1 Theatre, May 12 7.5/10 It comes like a punch in the guts, knocking the stuffing out of you, and as you sit there winded, Meyne Wyatt delivers the rest of his five-page monologue on the day-to-day realities of racism. Like Wyatt, his character, Breythe is an actor. “I…

May 11, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Belvoir Downstairs Theatre, May 6 6/10 Silent action can be worth a thousand words. The most complete piece of theatre in this new play comes when Claire, a lesbian intent on marrying a stray man, removes her street clothes and, with the aid of Carol, her aunt, dons a stunning…

Belvoir St Theatre, April 14 8/10 Caryl Churchill’s 1976 play heaves with the energy of optimism and the anger of dashed dreams. It tells of the revolution that England almost had when its second civil war had resulted in execution of King Charles, and the proto-communism of the Levellers and…