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Tom Bolton at the Ruhrtrienniale in Germany
★★★★☆
15 September 2026
The huge Maschinenhalle, once the engine house for the Zweckel coalmine in the heart of the Ruhr, looks as much like a mansion as a place of work, with balconies, staircase, and a space inside like a ballroom. Standing alone, surrounded by forest, it makes ...
Jeremy Malies in Central London
★★★★☆
15 September 2026
“I went to school with Mahatma Gandhi / I think it’s best that you unhand me.” Not Cole Porter or Alexander Pope but it’s crisp enough. After performing Venus and Adonis at the 270-capacity Marylebone Theatre, Mark Rylance returns to play the ...
Neil Dowden in West London
★★★☆☆
15 September 2026
The Royal Court Theatre is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the English Stage Company taking it over, an event that was a landmark in post-war British theatre. Just as the revival of Sarah Kane’s
David Wootton in West London
★★★★☆
13 September 2026
From the outset, Rachel O’Riordan’s staging of Lucy Kirkwood’s The Children, in its tenth anniversary production at the Lyric Hammersmith, establishes a striking psychogeography. The interior of a charming, slightly ramshackle cottage is subsumed...
Jeremy Malies in East London
★★★★☆
13 September 2026
Ava Pickett is an embodiment of the Jane Austen dictum that you should write about what you know. And what Pickett knows (her true worldview is of course cosmopolitan and urbane) is Essex. So it should be no surprise that she sets the aftermath of the Trojan Wars on the c...