Lydia Lunch Reflects on Chaos and Disdain for Pop Culture
In a candid interview, Lydia Lunch, frontwoman of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, shares her chaotic stage experiences and her wish to transcend earthly existence.
Editorial Staff Jun 13
Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Musical: A Visual Feast with Mixed Results
At the Prince Edward theatre in London, the Beetlejuice musical showcases stunning designs and vibrant performances, though it struggles with inconsistent humor and forgettable songs.
Editorial Staff May 28
Rosie Holt’s Churchill’s Urinal: A Provocative Take on Politics and Patriarchy
The King’s Head theatre in London presents Churchill’s Urinal, a frenzied show that explores the intersection of politics and patriarchy through a unique lens.
Editorial Staff May 20
Exploring Love and Nostalgia in Sarah Ruhl's Stage Kiss
Sarah Ruhl's 'Stage Kiss' combines a metatheatrical narrative with themes of love and nostalgia, set against the backdrop of a Hampstead theatre production.
Editorial Staff May 17
The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher: A Provocative Theatrical Experience
At the Everyman theatre in Liverpool, Hilary Mantel's play starts as a comedy of cultural clashes before evolving into a gripping narrative.
Editorial Staff May 8
Harvey Fierstein Reflects on Recovery and His Career in a Candid Interview
In a recent interview, the 73-year-old Broadway icon Harvey Fierstein opens up about his struggles with addiction, the impact of grief, and his critical views on Trump.
Editorial Staff Apr 27
The Rocky Horror Show Makes a Broadway Comeback, Yet Lacks Consistent Energy
The 1973 cult classic returns to Studio 54 with a notable cast, including Juliette Lewis, Luke Evans, and Rachel Dratch, but struggles to maintain high energy throughout.
Editorial Staff Apr 24
Mischa Barton's UK Stage Debut Fails to Capture the Grit of 'Double Indemnity'
The adaptation of James M Cain's novella at the Churchill Theatre struggles to convey the original's intensity, marking a disappointing entry for Mischa Barton.
Editorial Staff Apr 23
Ranking Shakespeare: A Critical Look at His Plays
As we celebrate Shakespeare's birthday, a former theatre critic from the Guardian evaluates all of his plays, offering insights into their strengths and weaknesses.
Editorial Staff Apr 22
Perspective: Every Brilliant Thing review – Daniel Radcliffe sells tricky Broadway transfer
Executive context: The hit one-man show about depression suffers from plain and often corny writing yet is saved by an exuberant turn from the Tony-winning Harry Potter star.
Editorial Staff Mar 13