ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews ‘A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer’ at the National Theatre. Cancer may seem like an unlikely subject for an all-singing..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour at the National Theatre.  Arriving at the National from its Scottish tour, Lee Hall’s adaptation of Alan Warner’s..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews the London previews of Roll Up Theatre’s The School for Wives at the Courtyard Theatre.  Moliere’s classic mixture of hypocrisy, innuendo and machiavellian..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews ‘Yen’ at the Royal Court. Anna Jordan won the prestigious Bruntwood Prize for this study of childhood neglect and testosterone-induced emotional denial...

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews the world premiere of Caryl Churchill’s new play, Here We Go, at the National Theatre.  ‘It comes at you suddenly, doesn’t it?’..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews ‘Three Days in the Country’ at the National Theatre.  July is often a time of bad weather and misplaced optimism for us..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews ‘As Is’ at the Trafalgar Studios.                              In the..

ALASTAIR CURTIS reviews ‘The Harvest’ at the Soho Theatre. A forest has taken hold of the Soho Theatre. Branches weigh heavy over the turfed stage..