A modern-day version of Strindberg's Miss Julie set in Hampstead is a miss for our critic
The actors rule at Shakespeare's Globe, and John Nathan rather likes it . Shame about the lack of chemistry though
A Spanish play about office life doesn't translate well for John Nathan
The art of putting an artist’s work on stage
John Nathan isn't impressed by an over-stuffed plot
This musical is strictly for fans of Strictly
John Nathan enjoys a musical based on the life and work of Tina Turner
Sarah Soetaert as Roxie razzle-dazzles our critic
An epic American play with a Jewish protagonist, examining the legacy of the Aids epidemic - and it's not Angels in America.
Do we really need yet another version of the Argentinian prison drama?
John Nathan loved the latest production of Tony Kushner's autobiographical musical about a black maid and the Jewish family she works for
A star turn transforms this soul story
The play skirts over rather than delves into its chosen thorny theme
Some political wisdom we could do with today
A chilling night at the theatre that gives a disturbing insight into the mind of a monster
A death-defying crush
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