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I’m Sorry, Prime Minister Review – Richmond Theatre
A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL COMMENTARY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT Written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister is an entertaining political satire and the long-awaited third instalment…
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Double Indemnity Review – Richmond Theatre
A STORY BUILT ON GREED, DECEPTION AND THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF A SEEMINGLY PERFECT CRIME The stage adaptation of Double Indemnity, currently playing at Richmond Theatre, is not short on…
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The Constant Wife Review – Richmond Theatre
IT'S NOT A HABIT OF MINE TO LEAVE A PLAY ABOUT INFIDELITY FEELING UPLIFTED, BUT I ACTUALLY FELT EMPOWERED A cheating husband, a scandalised social circle, and a wife who…
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The Talented Mr Ripley Review – Richmond Theatre
A STYLISH ADAPTATION THAT FAILS TO DELIVER THE THRILL Mark Leipacher’s stage adaptation of the Patricia Highsmith psychological thriller The Talented Mr Ripley takes us through a tale of manipulation,…
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Death On The Nile Review – Richmond Theatre
DAZZLING STAGE ADAPTATION OF A MYSTERY CLASSIC When adapting beloved novels for a new medium, there is always an element of risk involved. Will they remove plotlines, how will characters…
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…Earnest? Review – Richmond Theatre
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING...EARNEST? – THE MOST HILARIOUS NIGHT OF CHAOS AND COMEDY! …Earnest? by 'Say It Again, Sorry?' is an absolute triumph of madcap farce, immersive theatre, and side-splitting…
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The Kite Runner Review – Richmond Theatre
THE KITE RUNNER: A CAPTIVATING JOURNEY FROM PAGE TO STAGE By Vartika Chandola ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Upon entering the Richmond Theatre for The Kite Runner, the senses were immediately engaged…
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Dracula The Play Review – Richmond Theatre
Dracula is one of those classic stories that many of us have never read and yet know the story regardless. But what if Bram Stoker’s story is not one of…
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