Andrzej Lukowski: The National's Olivier has two duds running " should we worry?
I thought National Theatre boss Rufus Norris was looking a bit knackered when I saw him across the room on the opening
I thought National Theatre boss Rufus Norris was looking a bit knackered when I saw him across the room on the opening
So that's pretty much it then: the Globe's latest production of Twelfth Night has opened, and it's probably the last time Emma
While I'm not one of those dreadful people who don't watch TV, I am enough of a theatre wanker to moan constantly
It wasn't so long ago that the British press still had the nads to wander into a major new theatre show uninvited,
The reactions to the inaugural season at Nicholas Hytner's new Bridge Theatre have been a splash varied but generally positive: on the
When The Stage asked me if I'd care to write an article comparing ITV's two-hour Olivier Awards broadcast to the real thing,
This year, the Olivier Awards are finally getting a decent, two-hour, prime-time TV slot, and not before bloody time. As you're reading
Amid the flurry of changes at the Olivier Awards this year " new venue, new host, plush new telly time slot "
I genuinely love the Olivier Awards. They are literally the poshest event that anybody ever invites me to. And though gripes are
Like many other minor theatre hacks, I'm sure, I recently allowed myself the brief, mad fantasy that I might apply for the
This year, of all years, would be a good year for somebody to come up with that most elusive of theatrical beasts,
One of the more niche side effects of the EU referendum is the egregious amount of soul-searching it's induced in the UK
I saw Hamilton on election night and it was really weird. I had wondered why Sam Rudy, the infamous PR gatekeeper to
I absolutely, unequivocally love the theatre awards season, which gets underway properly with the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards " on Sunday
I never thought I'd be moved to tears by anything but tedium by an Arts Council England document. But when ACE 'dropped'
Germany's Ruhr region is a prosaic, post-industrial sprawl that is probably considerably more representative of the country as a whole than, say,
As far as I'm aware, I managed to make it to the age of 35 without ever having seen a performance by
If I didn't work as a theatre journalist, I'm pretty certain that I'd never actually go to the theatre. Alright, that's quite
I've been slightly obsessed with Thorium Theatre's Edinburgh Festival Fringe show Come Look at the Baby ever since I first heard about
Want to write an op-ed on the lacklustre Traverse season?, runs the commissioning email. I mean yes, why the heck not "
The so-called 'Edinburgh bubble' is such an obnoxious phenomenon that you might not have heard of it unless you've actually been in
It's difficult to feel massively sorry for Trevor Nunn, an enormously wealthy man who gets to spend his twilight years ticking obscure
This October marks the 10-year anniversary of the best and most important piece of criticism of our time, wherein some dude called
On August 8 last year, the theatre director John Tiffany wrote an article for the Guardian saying that he was 'angry that
This week's great theatre scandal is the National Theatre's proposal to strip critics of their traditional invitation to bring a guest to