Review – Orphans plays shifting power games
Lyle Kessler’s three-hander grips at Jermyn Street Theatre, driven by volatile performances and a story that refuses to behave.
Lyle Kessler’s three-hander grips at Jermyn Street Theatre, driven by volatile performances and a story that refuses to behave.
Akimbo Theatre’s rambunctious retelling of animation pioneer Lotte Reiniger dazzles with energy, though its indulgences test patience.
A masterclass in audience warmth, Lenny Henry balances melancholy and hilarity in Duncan Macmillan’s interactive play on life’s joys.
Despite staging flaws and an inert script, this historical whodunnit finds its footing thanks to committed performances and period charm.
A jazzy, noir-tinged caper about real-life legend Mike Malloy, whose miraculous survival thwarts an increasingly desperate murder plot.
This slick stage adaptation leans on nostalgia, faithfully resurrecting beloved episodes with expert mimicry and retro charm at the Apollo Theatre.