Mike Cohen·Nov 29, 2024Daniel hopes to ‘rain’ supreme in sold-out Donmar productionJewish Telegraph, November 2024
Cultures: Arts Reviews and Views by Susan Tailby·May 18, 2023Brutal Comedy: Private Lives, Donmar Warehouse, LondonNoel Coward’s take on love literally equaling death has impossibly glamourous Elyot (Stephen Managan) and Amanda (Rachael Stirling) as a…
Jack Aldisert·Apr 11, 2022Henry VSlick but overblown production design, a weak central performance, and lack of directorial clarity.
Donmar Warehouse·Mar 25, 2021The Making of ASSEMBLY‘We were attempting something not really done before’
Donmar Warehouse·Apr 2, 2020Creating the Far Away hat paradeWe speak to Designer Lizzie Clachan and Agnes Treplin, Course Leader for London College of Fashion’s MA in Design for Performance, about…
In‘Action is eloquence’: (Re)thinking ShakespearebyGemma Allred·Dec 31, 2019#Rethinking2020: Reclaiming ShakespeareGemma Allred considers how the 2010s saw Shakespeare on stage reclaimed by a traditionally excluded audience.
Donmar Warehouse·Sep 9, 2019“A battle cry”Teenage Dick playwright Mike Lew and actor Daniel Monks talk about the importance of representation, and laughter
Donmar Warehouse·Sep 9, 2019“A masterpiece of everyday horror”As we prepare to stage Far Away, Lyn Gardner reflects on the immeasurable influence of Caryl Churchill
