Bush
Parliament Square at the Bush is theatre that believes it knows politics better than professional politicians
A new play at the Bush with a catchy political title. Parliament Square introduces us to Kat, a young Scots…
The four men who averted the Apocalypse
Robert Service’s account of the greatest turning point in modern history is unlikely to be bettered, says Sherard Cowper-Coles
We Are Many reviewed: does anyone think this anti-Iraq War film will change anything?
Big-screen documentaries never change the world. Blackfish has not shortened the queues to see maltreated killer whales leap through hoops…
Memo to Nick Payne: filling your plays with cosmic chit-chat doesn’t make you intelligent
How do you write a play? Here’s one theory. Put a guy up a tree, throw rocks at him, get…
If you can figure out the mind-boggling plot of Ciphers — join Mensa
Here’s a heartwarming tale from the London fringe. A company named Above the Stag was merrily plying its trade at…
The National Theatre of Scotland has done more to demean Scotland’s cultural reputation than anything I can think of
West End producers are itching to get their hands on the new show at the Bush. Mama Mia’s director, Phyllida…
