1 year ago
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…
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1 year ago
A Very Expensive Poison at the Old Vic: ‘Stylish and Effective’
There’s a morbid excitement when one hears of spies, assassinations and poison today. So many years after the Cold War,…
1 year ago
Could you be the next Theatre Editor for London Student?
After a successful re-launch of London Student‘s theatre section in January 2018, the paper is now looking for a new…
1 year ago
Hansard at the National Theatre: Well Acted but Predictable
There’s little point in trying to make a relevant political joke to open this review of Simon Woods’s debut play Hansard at…
1 year ago
The Son at The Duke of York’s Theatre: ‘A stellar cast make the show all the more heart breaking’
At one of The Son’s many painful moments, Anne asks her son Nicholas if he is still writing. A dismissive sigh…
2 years ago
The Night of the Iguana at the Noël Coward Theatre: Lia Williams steals the show
Does anyone like muggy weather? It’s hot and uncomfortable with the promise of release. This tipping point, however, can exhilaratingly…