It just makes you wish the content in the rest of it was darker and closer to the bone than it really is; with such a monopoly in the West End, maybe Mischief could consider pushing things further in their next iteration.
Jim Crawley reviews ‘the most comprehensive retrospective of Dora Maar ever held’—but the real Dora Maar remains elusive
Blessed’s natural propensity in using humour to portray the anguish of a man allows you to dispel your obligation to…
Sat in a gorgeous conservatory in Jerwood Space, writer and actor, Rosalind Blessed, talks about her self-penned plays, The Delight of Dogs and the Problems of People and Lullabies For The Lost. She also shares her personal experiences of, and thoughts on toxic relationships, mental health and female body empowerment.
Award-winning designer Madeleine Girling makes the stage the pièce de résistance of this production. At the first thought of there…
Mary Higgins and Ell Potter are former lovers who have partially resolved their differences in order to pursue tragic-comic theatre…