Hello again.  A few weeks ago, I handed in my little 7716 word baby of a dissertation. Ever since, I have been reminiscing ...

The RSC has mastered in Love’s Labour’s Lost a play which unapologetically mocks people in love. To their faces. Were Shakespeare alive ...

Disclaimers : I have not seen this production in person at the Bridge Theatre. The following is a piece exploring the broadcast of this pro...

Christmas came early for me this November in form of Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company's The Winter's Tale. And I didn't even hav...

It's as Sir John would have wanted, butter on the stove and fudge in hand First impressions of the draw:  Did anybody see that abs...

First impressions of the draw:  Damn it, I was really hoping for something pre-1599... (these are the ones I'm looking at in my MA i...

The Royal Shakespeare Company's current season engages with all kinds of dramatic outsiders. Alongside Shakespeare's Othello and The...

First impressions of the draw: 'Ooh, a history play. Set female characters to draping-over-corpses mode.' Had I read the play...

First impressions of the draw:  Was a visual one - I have very vivid memories of the BDSM style set from the one time I have seen Mea...

First impressions of the draw:  'Right then, it's time to have that talk with the blog' Had I read the play before?  Yes...