United Kingdom Simon Stone’s The Oresteia: The Bridge Theatre, London, 15.7.2026. (JH) ****
The Oresteia is a dazzling, dark, comic modern family tragedy: its fractured chronology exhilarates and distances
Jane Havergal
Witty and elegant The Truth uses laughter to explore deception, narcissism, honesty and love
United Kingdom Florian Zeller’s The Truth: Apollo Theatre, London, 24.6.2026. (JH) ****
Lambslaughter is a clever, unsettling schoolroom drama where teenage rivalry gradually turns darker
United Kingdom Olivia Revan’s Lambslaughter: King’s Head Theatre, Islington, London, 17.4.2026. (JH) ****
Invisible Me is a gently affecting piece whose modesty is, in the end, its quiet strength
United Kingdom Bren Gosling’s, Invisible Me: Southwark Playhouse Boorough, London, 10.4.2026. (JH) ****
Giles Havergal memorial celebrated the director who put Glasgow on the theatrical map
A Celebration of Giles Havergal: Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, 1.3.2026. (JH)
