Theatre

A scene from Kiss Me Kate by Cole Porter @ Grand Theatre, Leeds. An Opera North and Welsh National Opera Production. Conductor, James Holmes. Directed by Jo Davies.
(Opening 23-05-18)
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(3 Raveley Street, LONDON NW5 2HX TEL 0207 267 5550 Mob 07973 617 355)email: tristram@tristramkenton.com

Kiss Me, Kate review: It’s darn hot! ★★★★

Vanessa Kirby as Julie (photos: Richard H Smith)

11 plays to see this summer – starring Aidan Turner, Vanessa Kirby, Laura Linney and more

Laura Linney (photo by Manuel Harlan)

My Name is Lucy Barton: Laura Linney is superb in a one-woman play ★★★★

MACHINAL by Treadwell, , Writer - Sophie Treadwell, Director - Natalie Abrahami, Set designer - Miriam Buether, The Almeida Theatre, 2018, Credit: Johan Persson/

Machinal review: Humans’ Emily Berrington stars in a discomfiting feminist classic ★★★★

performs onstage during the 72nd Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on June 10, 2018 in New York City.

Robert De Niro F-bombs Donald Trump twice on live TV at Tony Awards

JK Rowling reads Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone

JK Rowling “overjoyed” as Harry Potter and the Cursed Child wins six Tony Awards

Vanessa Kirby as Julie (photos: Richard H Smith)

Julie review: The Crown’s Vanessa Kirby is devastating ★★★

l-r Orlando Bloom (Killer Joe Cooper), Sophie Cookson (Dottie) - Killer Joe at Trafalgar Studios - Photographer Marc Brenner (1)

Killer Joe review: Orlando Bloom stars as a corrupt cop ★★★

Colin Morgan (Owen) in Translations, photographer Catherine Ashmore_preview

Translations, National Theatre review: Colin Morgan and Game of Thrones’ Ciarán Hinds star in a timely revival ★★★★

Heather Craney (Gayle) and Stephen Campbell Moore (Edward) in Consent at the Harold Pinter Theatre (photos: Johan Persson)

Consent review, Harold Pinter Theatre: A brilliantly knotty legal drama ★★★★★

Schism play

Schism review, Park Theatre: A love story that packs a punch ★★★★

RED by Logan, , Writer - John Logan, Director - Michael Grandage, Designer - Christopher Oram, Wyndhams Theatre, London, UK, Credit: Johan Persson

Red review: A modern classic about the nature of art ★★★★

Maly Drama Theatre Ensemble

Life and Fate review: A brutal, beautifully performed Soviet masterpiece ★★★★

Mood Music

Mood Music at The Old Vic review: A compelling look at creativity and narcissism ★★★★