Richard Rodgers’ and Oscar Hammerstein’s first great collaboration was a sensation when it premiered in in New York in 1943 at the height of the War. The duo of upper middle-class Jewish New Yorkers hit a nerve when they reimagined Lynn Rigg’s 1931 play Green Grow the Lilacs…
The wonder world of Marie Neurath
Bitter Wheat ★★★
Does My Bomb Look Big in This? // Blueprint Medea
Death of a Salesman ★★★★
Song of Dina ★★★★
Man of La Mancha ★★★
The Glass Piano ★★★★
Alix Sobler has form weaving drama from historical stories, breathing life into real characters and populating her worlds with believable fictional roles. In 2016 London played host to The Great Divide, her take on the 1911 fire in a New York garment factory that killed 146. The capital…
All My Sons ★★★★
Little Miss Sunshine ★★★
The Rubenstein Kiss ★★★★
The Blue Book ★★★★
Betrayal ★★★★★
Admissions ★★★★
Joshua Harmon can make you laugh and cringe simultaneously. He gives his characters space for long rants – and plenty of rope to hang themselves. In his earlier hit comedy Bad Jews, relationships come under strain when family members are forced together for their…















