Tag: Roger Allam
Review: The Moderate Soprano, Hampstead Theatre
“The people of Tunbridge Wells seemed strangely indifferent to Parsifal” Urgh. The presence of national treasures Nancy…
Film Review: The Lady in the Van
“You wouldn’t see Harold Pinter pushing vans down the street” It is more than 15 years since…
Album Review: City of Angels (Original London Cast Recording 1993)
“I’m one of a long line of good girls” I was no real fan of the…
Short Film Review #57
Roger Allam as an ageing rocker called Quentin with stagefright? Yes please. Danny Stack’s Trading Licks…
Review: Seminar, Hampstead Theatre
“Am I trying to construct a living breathing cosmos with language or am I just scratching…
TV Review: The Politician’s Husband
”Sometimes you have to do bad things to get into power, in order to do good things…
Review: National Theatre – Fifty Years on Stage
“We’ve got two hours to show the vast range of work the National has done over the…
Review: Votes for Women/The Magnificent Andrea, Radio 3/4
“No decent woman will be able to say suffrage without blushing for another generation” Part of a…
Review: The Tempest, Shakespeare’s Globe
“The isle is full of noises” It’s always nice to be surprised by a night at the…
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