Lizzy Watts News Today

Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s prize-winning play is about three related relationships which seem increasingly characterised by powerlessness, menace and dislocation

The concept is relatively simple, following the lives of three couples over a 30 year period. But the reality is anything but

Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s 2019 Bruntwood Prize-winning play makes its way to the stage

Tune in every Monday and Saturday from 6pm to 8pm for the615! Special thanks to our sponsors Daddy’s Dogs and SEA Institute!

New play about therapy is powerfully emotional, but sadly predictable. Review by Aleks Sierz

The first play by Georgina Burns opens in north London

Georgina Burns’ debut play about an overburdened counselling unit presents perceptive insights and no easy answers

Ravenscourt is a very strong start from a promising writer underpinned by expert direction and some impressive performances. I am eager to see what she writes next.

<strong>Royal Court, London; Orange Tree, Richmond</strong><br>A revelatory drama about identity theft is let down by its thriller plot, while translator Martin Crimp adds wit to an outsized Marivaux comedy

Paul Miller's production runs until 23 July