
Writer: George Bernard Shaw Director: Michael Rudman Reviewer: Elizabeth Vile Mrs Warren’s Profession was first written in 1894 and the content so shocked the press that it wasn’t performed publicly till 1925. Victorian audiences were unable to cope with Shaw’s frank and honest portrayal of a woman who chose prostitution over starvation. This choice is [...]
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Writer: Jane Austen Adaptor: Simon Reade Music: Richard Hammerton Director: Tony Frow Reviewer: Ann Bawtree This entrancing production is the result of the ambitious but wholly successful adaptation by Simon Reade of Jane Austen’s most famous novel. It was a dangerous project to bring to life on stage such a well known saga familiar not [...]
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Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Simon Godwin Reviewer:Steve Turner Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale has been known as one of his ‘problem plays’ as it does not fall easily into either the tragedy or comedy genre. It has also been labeled a dark comedy and perhaps this gets closer to the heart of the work. The first [...]
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Writer: Richard Everett Director: Alan Strachan Reviewer David Griffiths First presented at Chichester festival theatre on May 9th 2006, this current touring production of Entertaining Angels stops off for a week in its spiritual home.A crisp and witty beginning hinting at a light hearted evening develops a much moodier edge as the story unfolds. By [...]
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