The King of Hell’s Palace at the Hampstead Theatre: Praiseworthy but Inconsistent
Credit must be given to Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig for writing The King of Hell’s Palace and bringing it to the stage. Depicting…
Credit must be given to Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig for writing The King of Hell’s Palace and bringing it to the stage. Depicting…
There’s a morbid excitement when one hears of spies, assassinations and poison today. So many years after the Cold War,…
After a successful re-launch of London Student‘s theatre section in January 2018, the paper is now looking for a new…
There’s little point in trying to make a relevant political joke to open this review of Simon Woods’s debut play Hansard at…
At one of The Son’s many painful moments, Anne asks her son Nicholas if he is still writing. A dismissive sigh…
Does anyone like muggy weather? It’s hot and uncomfortable with the promise of release. This tipping point, however, can exhilaratingly…