Genre: Classical and Shakespeare 0

Review: An Enemy of the People

Howard Davies directs a fine cast led by Hugh Bonneville in Chichester's generously human revival of the ultimate whistleblowing drama

Published by Simon Jenner

Review: The Tempest

DAFT take 88 London Road by storm

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Hamlet

for pure fun and silliness... be sure to see the Handlebards

Published by Caitlin Morris

Review: Macbeth

Dark, harrowing and discordant take on the Scottish Play

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Shakespeare, His Wife and The Dog

An excitable onstage chemistry that would have Prospero reaching for his plastic safety specs.

Published by Dan Lentell

Review: Shakespeare in Song

A hidden gem – a must for Shakespeare and early music lovers alike.

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: The Duchess of Malfi

Webster's revenge tragedy - Utopia meets the Sopranoes

Published by Bill Parslow

Review: Brave Macbeth – The Musical

Bubbling, boiling musical adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s darker tragedies

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Billy’s Birthday Bash

Perfect for the pre-teens and those with a wacky sense of humour

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: The Comedy of Errors

Probably the best way to introduce kids to Shakespeare. And adults too.

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Shit-faced Shakespeare

Drunk Shakespeare show, still holds up without the gimmick.

Published by Gavia Baker-Whitelaw

Review: The Taming of the Shrew

Rip-roaring, tremendously entertaining, very accessible version of the Taming of the Shrew for all.

Published by Bill Parslow

Review: Twelfth Night

A perfect introduction to Shakespeare for anyone from 5 to 95 years old.

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Unmythable

An al fresco style indoor performance which might well blow the roof off.

Published by Dan Lentell

Review: Twelfth Night

Such 'Wonderful Stuff and Bladder-Burstingly funny!

Published by Richard Staplehurst

Review: Antigone

Incest, jealousy, treachery, sibling rivalry, murder. - Families! Don't you just love 'em?

Published by Strat Mastoris

Review: Crowned

Shakespeare’s Henry VI is given a 21st century twist

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Now is the Winter

An innovative and inventive production

Published by Roe Lane

Review: Medea

"clear, direct and involving theatre"

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: Medea’s Children

In this original take on the Greek tragedy, the kids are alright. As long as you don’t mention the D word ..

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: The Tempest

"A charming show"

Published by Erica McElligott

Review: Now is the Winter

Highly watchable, intriguing and well-staged

Published by Josie Melia

Review: Weak Edward

" wonderfully dark, hilariously funny and intriguingly moving"

Published by Erica McElligott

Review: Much Ado About Nothing

"among the best outdoor Shakespeare I have seen in my life."

Published by PL

Review: Twelfth Night

Published by Kate Deller-Evans

Review: Macbeth

A powerfully intimate interpretation of Shakespeare's classic

Published by Michael Hannan

Review: The Misanthrope

Molière’s classic play brought to new life in modern-day London

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: A Commedia of Errors

Identical twins play identical twins in this 16th century romp.

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Romeo and Juliet

An adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Julliet that you won’t forget in a hurry

Published by Clare Simspon

Review: Now is the Winter

A skilled reworking of Richard III

Published by PL

Review: Hecuba

An atmospheric rendition of a Greek classic

Published by Chris Hislop

Review: The Man Who Was Hamlet

Dillon’s performance is truly masterly

Published by Richard Franklin