Tag: Kate O’Flynn
Review: all of it, Royal Court
Kate O’Flynn excels in a virtuosic performance of Alistair McDowall’s monologue all of it at the Royal…
10 of my top moments of the decade
Ever behind the curve, I present 10 of my top moments in a theatre over the last…
Film Review: Peterloo (2018)
I wanted to like Mike Leigh’s Peterloo, I really did… “You must be famished coming all the…
Review: [BLANK], Donmar Warehouse
Much to admire technically in [BLANK] at the Donmar Warehouse but it doesn’t quite land the emotional…
Review: Lungs, Old Vic Theatre
Claire Foy and Matt Smith excel in a welcome revival of Duncan Macmillan’s climate change/relationship drama Lungs…
July theatre round-up
I might have taken a break from reviewing for the last couple of months, but I didn’t…
10 questions for 10 years – Samuel Barnett
Original History Boy Samuel Barnett takes on the 10 Questions for 10 Years challenge Even though I…
TV Review: Brexit: The Uncivil War
Despite some considerable talent involved, I vote to leave Brexit: The Uncivil War “It says here you…
TV Review: No Offence Series 3
After a brilliantly brutal opening, the third series of No Offence twists into something different as the…
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