Reviews
Apologies to the Bengali Lady
A play examining Britain’s debt to the ladies of Bengal
Appropriate by Sarah-Jane Scott
Bridezilla wonders if her wedding is really what she wants
Jehovah’s First Witness
Rickety presentation detracts from potentially interesting religious biography
Wrath of Achilles
Gripping retelling of the Iliad that emphasises its relevance to today
Looking for Wolverhampton’s Latin Quarter
Nostalgic wander through bohemian 1970s West Midlands
Seasoned Professionals
A clever concept and sharp execution add up to an hour of laughter
My Darling Clemmie
Intimate portrait of one of Britain’s most famous figureheads delivered by his wife
Atlantis
An insightful portrayal of a cult that sadly falls short of a satisfying ending
The Female Role Model Project
Enticing technology, but disappointingly little insight
Candy Gigi Presents: Friday Night Sinner!
Strange, extreme comedy of the highest order and significance
The Red
Debut play from Marcus Brigstocke on family, addiction and societal attitudes to alcohol
Letter to Boddah
Darkly powerful two-hander explores disenfranchisement and childhood trauma
Ladies Who Lunch
An emotional roller-coaster that tackles the unspoken struggles of motherhood