“A fine revival of a sparkling comedy”

Photo Credit: Ellie Kurttz

“A fascinating look at the way actors and directors clash and exploit their power.”

Photo Credit: Manuel Harlan.

“A boisterous Midsummer Night’s Dream, very good in part; Creative Audio Description an excellent initiative but a work in progress”

“Ira Levin’s venerable thriller fails to fire on all cylinders.”

Photo Credit : Andreas Lambis.

“Colin Hurley’s Lockdown Baby illuminates King Lear and delights.”

Photo credit – Janet Baker.

“Choosing to die, necrophilia, and leaving something behind.”

Photo Credit: Alex Brenner

“Finely performed account of one man’s journey to redemption – moving and funny.”

Production Photograph:Catherine Frawley.

“Nothing particularly new, but plenty of laughs - for some.”

Photo Credit: Mark-Douet

“An indomitable woman talks about her life, family secrets and lies – and being deaf.”

Photo Credit: Tiu Makkonen.

“Kafka’s famous story told in a thrilling if overlong version.”

Photo Credit: Tristram Kenton.

“What Katie did next – worth finding out.”

Photo Credit: Greatest Hits Productions.

“A classic horror story skilfully told.”

Photo Credit: Dan Bridge.

“There is blood all over the place in this slaughterhouse drama.’”

Photo Credit: Charles Flint.

“Things that come in threes seldom end well.”

Photo Credit: Darren Bell.

“A right carry on set in the wild west with lots to say about gender.”

Photo Credit: Ali Wright.

“Half forgotten Michael Hasting’s first play written when he was 18 is resurrected.”

Photo Credit Philip Gammon

“A disturbing, perceptive look at the girls who dreamt up the witches of Salem.”

Photo credit : Jack Sain.

“A tale of love and hate mail and betrayal dazzlingly told.”

Photo Credit : Steve Gregson.

“Turgid drama about Canadian politics.”

Photo Credit: Simon Annand.

“A Seasonal Rom Oozing with Good Will and Good Cheer.”

Photo: Courtesy of RSC, Stratford-upon-Avon.