A St John Passion that quickened the pulse and gripped the imagination
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A faultless cast in a worthwhile and timely revival forty years on.
Thoughtful, often shocking, play about the fashion for building walls all over the world to keep out migrants
Full blooded and bloody version of Middleton's riotous story of murder, corruption and mayhem.
This one belongs at the end of the pier - then you could jump off.
Shame about the gender swapping. Otherwise terrific
The best show in town extends its triumphant run.
Audacious production of great play - still packing them in!
Not staged in London for 12 years so a chance for those who have never seen Osborne's celebrated play to catch up.
A terrific autobiography that takes you into every moment.
Two last symphonies which gave the audience much to cheer about
Weighty but unpredictable show that knows where it is going - and gets there.
Great acting but flawed production
Spell binding and beautifully performed.
An exquisitely understated theatrical treat
Not for the faint hearted but well worth taking the risk - three short Beckett plays impeccably performed.
The RSC at the top of its game.
Lavish but dire musical about how Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and abandoned his not quite brother Ramses.
