FringeReview UK

Years: 2022  2021  2020  2019  2018  2017  2016  2015  

Genre Filter:

FringeReview UK 2022

Hamlet

A great Hamlet almost realised

Henry VIII

A wonderful score and musicians, above all Bea Segura’s titanic act of shrivelling, make this a must-see.

House of Shades

There’ll be nothing more blazing or relevant on the London stage this year.

Much Ado About Nothing

The most convincing Much Ado for years

The Corn is Green

There’s many reasons to see Williams’ finest play. To realise our potential it’s not enough to have dreams, but for someone to show us what those dreams could be.

The Merchant of Venice

A reading of Adrian Schiller’s Shylock as probing as other great productions of the past decade; and of Sophie Melville’s nearly-rounded, brittle Portia.

The Misfortune of the English

Pamela Carter’s schoolboys embody human connectedness, warmth, a final camaraderie before the chill of history. Unmissable.

The Paradis Files

Not so much an event as a concentration of Errollyn Wallen’s genius celebrating the life of blind composer Maria Theresia van Paradis, in Graeae’s world-class production

two Palestinians go dogging

Packs a mighty question that can still knock you off balance.