An Oak Tree
July 17 2008
You wont have a clue what to expect! | read more
Reviews
McReele
July 16 2008
Amazing, best play of the century. | read more
My Fair Lady
June 26 2008
It’s reely luvverly an’ at’s ve troof | read more
Poster Girl
June 25 2008
Ambitious, clever and often funny and sharp | read more
LOVEBites
June 21 2008
An exhilarating night out | read more
Altar Boyz
June 19 2008
A mind-boggling panoply of mixed messages | read more
And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little
June 14 2008
A night of fun and fine roles for women | read more
Hamlet
June 13 2008
Brendan Cowell and Colin Moody are the toxic heart and soul of Marion Potts’s remarkable production. | read more
The Great
June 12 2008
What a ride! | read more
The Pillowman
June 8 2008
The Pillowman is clever and full of the kinds of references that are aimed at thrilling and flattering a sophisticated, knowledgeable audience. | read more
Death of a Salesman
May 23 2008
One of the great plays of the 20th century comes to the York Theatre | read more
My Name is Rachel Corrie
May 20 2008
Terrific independent theatre | read more
The Phantom of the Opera
May 17 2008
Even the chandelier stands the test of time | read more
All The Blood And All The Water
May 12 2008
In lesser hands, the idea for the plot and characters could so easily have given a nod to Romeo and Juliet; but Miller is a thoughtful and accomplished writer and avoids all temptations to cliche or t | read more
The Serpent's Teeth
May 8 2008
It’s a pity the focus of the for-and-against factions wasn’t a more interesting piece of work. | read more
ANGELS IN AMERICA (PART 1)
May 6 2008
Ingenuity and imagination are to the fore in this staging of Tony Kushner's play. | read more
The Good German
May 1 2008
Four characters are in search of answers to the question: what is a good German? There are many other subsidiary questions that hang off this central theme, and all are examined with varying degrees o | read more
You Talkin' to Me? - Diary of an Olympic Cabbie
April 24 2008
The writing and performances here transcend the jokefest and are sweetly, poignantly moving. | read more
Ruben Guthrie
April 21 2008
It’s finely constructed, beautifully realised, meaningful, highly entertaining and deserves to be a big hit. | read more
Global Haywire
April 18 2008
We’re accustomed to thinking Mike Moore has the sole rights to political satire and exposition. Well ha – Global Haywire makes Moore look like a clodhopping blunderbuss by comparison. | read more