Shakespeare's Globe, LondonIt's not often that, on a balmy summer's evening, one finds oneself willing night to fall. But this Doctor Faustus needs a helping hand with sepulchral atmosphere. Matthew Dunster's production has its charms, including Paul Hilton's vain Faustus, some strong set pieces and an amusing clown in Pearce Quigley " but it musters little by way of divine terror. You leave feeling you have plumbed …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 01:39PM on June 24, 2011