#theater-review

#theater-review

Gentleness can create a contemplative stage presence, yet it risks becoming uneventful, as seen in 'The Boiling'.

SIX The Musical captivates audiences with powerful performances, catchy songs, and a unique retelling of Henry VIII's wives' stories.

The Guildhall School's production of Die Fledermaus is a masterfully joyful farce filled with humor and intricate choreography.

The revival of Coward's comedy offers a satirical look at marriage and class in a vibrant 1920s setting, focusing on women's roles and desires.

The production of Romeo and Juliet marketed to Gen-Z is criticized for its lack of substance amidst flashy presentation.

The Birlings' arrogance and privilege are challenged by Inspector Goole, exposing their complicity in the societal negligence leading to a tragic suicide.

Both 'Gypsy' and 'The Hills of California' showcase complex mother-daughter relationships driven by the pursuit of fame, revealing critical societal observations about ambition.

Roald Dahl's controversial statements on Israel and Jewish identity in 1983 had a lasting impact on his reputation, explored in the play 'Giant'.

The play 'Giant' navigates the complexities of Dahl's character while addressing his anti-Semitic comments without excusing them.

Young millennials portrayed in a tense and twisty play, showcasing their desire for meaningful work amidst constant stress and burnout.