It’s been a while.
Phil’s been busy having a bit of work done. At home. Not on his face. Yet. Read the rest of this entry »
Andrew is on sabbatical but Phil is soldiering on to help you decide between the Merlot and the Marlowe and generally putting London's West End theatre to rights
It’s been a while.
Phil’s been busy having a bit of work done. At home. Not on his face. Yet. Read the rest of this entry »
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Won’t someone please think of the squirrels!
Some fairly heteroclite things have happened to the Whingers in the last month. But perhaps finding ourselves still seated in the National Theatre‘s Cottesloe auditorium for the curtain call topped the lot. And yes, before you ask, there was an interval.
Had Sir Nicholas Hytner done a Gordon Brown and executed a Downing Street style lock in? Had the Coin Street volcano blown causing them to extend their stay. Were they actually stranded again?
Or were they actually enjoying Drew Pautz‘s new play Love the Sinner?
Well, yes and no. But the no’s probably have it. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: Charlotte Randle, Cottesloe, Drew Pautz, Fiston Barek, Jonathan Cullen, London, Love the Sinner, National Theatre, review, theatre