Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

June 1, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Reginald Theatre, May 25 9/10 The grip is immediate, and it only tightens as the play goes on. Yet the wonder is that this grip is not so much driven by a story as by a single emotion; the one the Lodge’s previous inhabitant found so elusive: compassion. In other…

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…