Reviews
Mikhael Paskalev
An odd playfulness with tempo persists throughout the whole set:: dreamy slow swing, punctuated by high-flung choruses.
The Winter's Tale
Bell's production has rich moments, but it's a relief to get to the final redemption.
Charles Bradley
A joyful performance due to the quality of the music but also the professionalism of the show.
The Family Tree
Highly genuine and all-round captivating, The Family Tree presents a memorable piece of autobiographical theatre.
The Sammy J Songbook
Sammy J's humour solicits shrill wolf whistles from the crowd and each tune is greeted with rapturous applause.
The Government Inspector
A new play starts with a classic farce but becomes something cleverer, funnier and quite unexpected.
A Murder is Announced
An elegant whodunit in the best sitting-room denouement tradition.
Violette
Martin Provost's sumptuous biopic about Violette Leduc spans the end of the Second World War to the thick of her…
Rome: Piranesi's vision
This exhibition of architectural prints from the 18th century rewards careful attention.
Blockbusters: Hit-making, Risk-taking, and the Big Business of Entertaining
Blockbusters may be the way of the future for the entertainment industry, but the jury's still out on how to…