REVIEW: Angela – an audio play by Mark Ravenhill ✭✭✭✭
Paul T Davies reviews Mark Ravenhill’s autobiographical play Angela presented as part of Sound Stage a new online audio digital theatre platform.
Paul T Davies reviews Mark Ravenhill’s autobiographical play Angela presented as part of Sound Stage a new online audio digital theatre platform.
Casting has been announced for the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of new musical The Boy In The Dress opening in Straford in November 2019.
Paul T Davies reviews Mark Ravenhill’s The Cane now playing at the Royal Court Theatre.
Actors and readers should come to The Oberon Book Of Queer Monologues ready to be armed and enthused with diversity, representation and, above all, pride.
Directed by Robert Shaw, this fifty minute satirical monologue is well worth seeing for Olivia Poulet’s gifted comic turn. She extracts the humour rather as a surgeon lances a boil: with swift, sure, incisions that produce copious discharge, some of it unpleasant to think about. I doubt her delivery of the work could be bettered, so carefully thought through and executed is every aspect of her captivating performance.