The Guildford Fringe Theatre Company's production of Jim Cartwright's play gets the balance between comedy and drama just right. At the heart of any town and community, a pub is the place to meet a whole assortment of different characters - which is why Jim Cartwright's comedy drama exploring relationships and is so ideally suited… Continue reading REVIEW: Two, Guildford Fringe Theatre Company (Online)
Tom Latter's production of Jim Cartwright's tragic comedy captures the sense of isolation between mother and daughter well and is a perfect reminder that we should all use our voices more. We have all got a part of ourselves that we keep private from the outside world - but in some cases it is a… Continue reading REVIEW: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Park Theatre
John Tiffany directs Jim Cartwright's play about inhabitants of an unnamed northern road in Eighties Britain. Here's what critics have been saying about it so far: "I feel like England’s forcing the brain out me head." A Road, a wild night, a drunken tour guide, a journey to the gutter and the stars and back. “Why’s… Continue reading Review Round Up: Road, Royal Court Theatre
The Royal Court Theatre has confirmed casting for its upcoming production of Jim Cartwright's play directed by John Tiffany. I feel like England’s forcing the brain out me head.” A Road, a wild night, a drunken tour guide, a journey to the gutter and the stars and back. “Why’s the world so tough? It’s like walking… Continue reading NEWS: Casting Announced for Road at the Royal Court Theatre
