NANCY HEATH reviews ‘First Love is the Revolution’ at Soho Theatre. This is a play about humans and animals performed by an all-human cast with..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Oresteia’ at the Almeida Theatre. Robert Icke’s grand adaptation of Aeschylus’ ‘Oresteia’, a harrowing family tragedy, is the opening play of the..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Golem’ at Trafalgar Studios.  A world of peace where no one wants anything. The only thing that’s missing: free will. Welcome to..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Sweeney Todd’ at Harrington’s Pie and Mash Shop. Bill Buckhurst’s new adaptation of ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ has..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Man and Superman’ at the National Theatre. Simon Godwin’s production of George Bernard Shaw’s century-old ‘Man and Superman’ has exploded into life..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Walking the Tightrope’. ‘Walking the Tightrope: The Line between Art and Politics’ is unlike any other piece of theatre I have seen...

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘We Can Twerk It Out’ – an hour of easy laughs and enjoyment. The winner of The BBC New comedy award, Lucy..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘A Christmas Carol’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ is performed in a small, warm room above the Old Red Lion Pub, where director Gus..

NANCY HEATH reviews ‘Last Christmas’ showing at the Soho Theatre From the title, I expected Christmas cheer and nostalgia which, in a roundabout way, this..

NANCY HEATH talks to Scrooge, AKA Alex McMorran, this Christmas season. On a wintery day I caught up with Alex McMorran between rehearsals for Gus..

NANCY HEATH reviews the stage adaption of ‘Wolf Hall’ and ‘Bring up the Bodies’ Going to a Matinee always generates a different feeling than an..