Entertainment·11th May 2017‘I, Marcus’: A Review Julian Sunley After a stunted night out, five teenagers wait indefinitely for a train. With nothing to do but sit on the... Read More
Entertainment·20th February 2016Cashiered – A Review Chloe St George One might well say it’s an exciting and empowering time for the role of trans issues in the arts. Notably,... Read More
Entertainment·6th November 2014Review: Dahling You Were Marvellous! Saskia Mair ✮✮✮✮✮ There’s a moment in Berkoff’s Dahling You Were Marvellous when a group of thesps vent about a particularly... Read More
Entertainment·6th June 2014Sons, sex and permissive parents in “superb” Jumpy Zizzy Lugg-Williams ✮✮✮✮ We were promised sex, and sex we were given. But as we watch a mother hysterically laughing in... Read More
Entertainment·14th November 2012Diagnosis Kafka: A Country Doctor, BT Studio Lucy Wood Kafka. The name alone is usually enough to send shivers through you. Personally, the addition of a creepy groom, a... Read More
Entertainment·17th October 2012The OxStu gets Stood Up in Oxford Marchella Ward Less than ten minutes into Stood Up In Oxford and my cover had been blown. Reviewers can’t help but stick... Read More
Entertainment·27th October 2011Mammals prove quite human Zoe Apostolides previews Mammals, to be showing in the BT Tuesday 1st - Saturday 5th November. Read More
Entertainment·2nd June 20114.48 too psychotic for the BT Frankie Goodway previews 4.48 Psychosis Read More
Entertainment·5th June 2016Preview: Splendour James Riding Splendour is a play which delights in being enigmatic. Written by Abi Morgan, screenwriter of Suffragette and The Iron Lady,... Read More
Entertainment·3rd February 2016Noose – A Review Chloe St George Since last week’s show at the Burton Taylor Studio, a relatively small change had been made to the arrangement of the... Read More
Entertainment·1st July 2014Role Call in the same tone: falls flat Rheaa Rao ✮✮ Role Call, written by Christopher Evans and directed by Madeleine Perham, comes from the team that worked on the... Read More
Entertainment·17th May 2014Review: Waiting for Godot Robert Hayes ✮✮1/2 “Why people have to complicate a thing so simple I can’t make out,” remarked Beckett on the multitude... Read More
Entertainment·14th November 2012Passing Sentence on New Comedy: Life Sentence, BT Studio Isabel Sinagola Immortality. It’s a subject that has taken up a lot of time in books, on stage and the screen, although... Read More
Entertainment·16th November 2011Nuanced fascism, vultures, and Caligula’s “Pookie” Rosalind Stone previews Caligula, showing in the BT in 7th week. Read More
Entertainment·26th October 2011Intimacy, Sentimentality and The Dummy Tree Rosalind Stone previews The Dummy Tree, showing Thursday 27th - Saturday 29th October at the BT. Read More