REVIEW: THE AUTUMN GARDEN (Jermyn Street Theatre) ★★★★
Considered to be Lillian Hellman’s best play by contemporary critics and the author herself, THE AUTUMN GARDEN has never been seen in London. The Jermyn Street Theatre now presents the London premiere of this neglected work by the Pulitzer-prize winning author. Set in 1949, the play takes place in Constance Tuckerman’s summer house, about 100 […]
REVIEW: THE CHILDRENS HOUR (Rosemary Branch Theatre)
Hidden in a little black room above the jovial and unassuming Rosemary Branch pub, a dark secret uncurls and writhes, stretching itself against the imagination of its keeper. This secret, however, is completely fictitious and slithers out of the mouth of a fiery tempered schoolgirl and sinks its teeth into those looking to protect and […]