The play's the thing
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Ibsen in the 21st Century
Ibsen’s Lady From The Sea always seem to be a bit of an oddity to me. It’s one of the few Ibsen plays that doesn’t leave you full of despair. I have heard it suggested that A Doll’s House is a positive ending, but that depends on your view ...
Patience – and a few more virtues
Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience is very much ‘of its time’. It mocks the aesthetic movement that would later make a celebrity of Oscar Wilde, taking aim at both the poets and their admirers. So, nearly 150 years later, is it just a museum p...
Cold comfort on the farm
The first thing you see on entering the Donmar is a mound of earth with real grass (including a few weeds) and a tatty wooden platform with some furniture. The lighting makes it feel like daytime – and the audience is never quite in darknes...
More than Scotch mist
I’m not a gambler – and that is the reason it’s taken me this long to go to the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park. You need the magic combination of available tickets and good weather. The first of those requires you to book early, the seco...
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Transplanted in the South from the North of England. Usually found with my nose in a book and my foot in my mouth. I'll just be posting my thoughts about books, theatre, and life, the universe and everything.
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