Category: Anton Chekhov

Posted in Anton Chekhov David Hare National Theatre Theatre

Review: Young Chekhov – Ivanov, National Theatre

  “People think there’s something deep about despair. But there isn’t” With Platonov failing to even make…

Posted in Anton Chekhov David Hare National Theatre Theatre

Review: Young Chekhov – Platonov, National Theatre

  “Whatever you do, don’t rely on your own judgement. That’s the worst mistake you could make…

Posted in Almeida Theatre Anton Chekhov Robert Icke Theatre

Review: Uncle Vanya, Almeida Theatre

“Here’s Johnny” How do you follow the earth-shattering success of a show like Oresteia? With difficulty it…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Chichester Festival Theatre David Hare Not-London Theatre UK

Review: The Seagull, Chichester Festival Theatre

  Didn’t feel much like writing about the Young Chekhov season today (or going to be quite…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Chichester Festival Theatre David Hare Not-London Theatre UK

Review: Ivanov, Chichester Festival Theatre

  Didn’t feel much like writing about the Young Chekhov season today (or going to be quite…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Chichester Festival Theatre David Hare Not-London Theatre UK

Review: Platonov, Chichester Festival Theatre

  Didn’t feel much like writing about the Young Chekhov season today (or going to be quite…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Open Air Theatre Theatre

Review: The Seagull, Open Air Theatre

“Life in the country is just so bloody boring” Someone wiser than I pointed out that the…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Anya Reiss The Other Palace Theatre

Review: Uncle Vanya, St James Theatre

“This is starting to get offensive” Proving herself once, twice, three times a lady Chekhov adapter, Anya…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Theatre White Bear Theatre

Review: Three Sisters, White Bear Theatre

“You know what London pubs are like – you don’t know anyone and no-one knows your name”…