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Maryam Philpott on the South Bank
★★★★☆
23 August 2026

Relocated to the seventeenth-century court, co-directors Sean Holmes and Charlie Josephine envisage a representative world for their new production of As You Like It staged at the Globe Theatre. While designer Paul Wills’ backdrop consists of a...


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Jeremy Malies in the West End
★★★★☆
21 August 2026

“Young people will see it as a retro piece.” This was the first comment I heard in the stalls from a lady sporting a geometrically patterned trouser suit in burnt orange that would have passed muster at the onstage drinks party being thrown by Beverly (Tamzin Outhwaite) in ...


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Glenda Frank in New York
★★★★☆
20 August 2026

I’ve a fondness for Shakespeare’s later comedies with their complexity and moral ambiguity — that is, all except for The Winters Tale (1609-11), until now. The incomparable Daniel Sullivan has directed a lively, very funny, and poignant staging at the Delacorte that has...


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Mark Brown at the Edinburgh International Festival
★★★★★
20 August 2026

Tony Kushner’s epic Angels in America (which is subtitled: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes) is, surely, one of the greatest American dramas of the twentieth century. The piece – which contemplates the horrifying impact of th...


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Robert Schneider in Connecticut
★★★★★
19 August 2026

She tells her accomplice that they had to drive four hours to burgle this abandoned bar because it would draw suspicion if they worked too close to home. If home were elsewhere than Texas, four hours on the road would probably put them in a neighbouring state. As it is, this fictional county, set...


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