1 year ago
The Visit at the National Theatre: Beckettian undertones, flavours of Greek tragedy, but no real pietas
Alberto Tondello reviews The Visit at the National Theatre
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1 year ago
SPLINTERED at the VAULT Festival: A celebration of queer, Carribean culture in true carnivalesque spirit
“Who is to blame for the existence of homophobia in the Caribbean? Is it colonialism? Is it religion? Is it…
1 year ago
‘The Pecs Gala: CAMP’ at the VAULT Festival: A much-needed handful of glitter in dark times.
Alberto Tondello reviews ‘Pecs Drag Kings Gala: CAMP” at the Vault Festival
1 year ago
The Antipodes at the National Theatre: ‘an original way of bringing to the stage a story about storytelling’
As the actors of The Antipodes remind the audience, there are multiple ways of telling a story: some claim six,…
2 years ago
Angry Alan at the Soho Theatre: a ‘radically different’ retelling of modern anger
Alberto Tondello reviews Angry Alan at Soho Theatre. Penelope Skinner’s Fringe First Award winning play returns to London after a…
2 years ago
Tartuffe at the National Theatre: an enjoyable but loud production
Alberto Tondello reviews ‘Tartuffe’ by Molière in a new adaptation by John Donnelly. John Donnelly’s new translation of Tartuffetransports Molière’s comedy…