REVIEWS
The Importance of Being Earnest
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 19 Jun 2013 · London
Gerald Barry's idiosyncratic take on Oscar Wilde's comedy of manners gets its UK premiere at the Royal Opera House, where it runs to 22 June
Our Share of Tomorrow
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 19 Jun 2013 · London
Dan Sherer's Our Share of Tomorrow at Theatre503 "could have been a real gem", but is poorly executed, says Amy Stow
Early Days
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 19 Jun 2013 · London
Tim Newns' production of David Storey's 1974 play at the Finborough Theatre "falls short of its full emotional impact"
The Cripple of Inishmaan
By Michael Coveney · 18 Jun 2013 · London
Daniel Radcliffe makes an assured West End return in the Michael Grandage Company's third production at the Noel Coward Theatre
Shield
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 18 Jun 2013 · London
Ovalhouse in Kennington stages a thought-provoking multimedia collaboration by Amaara Raheem and musician Tobias Sturmer
Payback The Musical
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 17 Jun 2013 · London
Paul Rayfield's new musical at the Riverside Studios will "make you laugh over and over again, for all the right reasons"
Patti LuPone
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 17 Jun 2013 · London
The Broadway legend brings her autobiographical show to the Leicester Square Theatre for a week-long run
Luck Penny
By WhatsOnStage Reviewer · 17 Jun 2013 · London
Aisling Foster's play at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre is "enjoyable, light fare"
Bracken Moor
By Michael Coveney · 17 Jun 2013 · London
Alexi Kaye Campbell's new play at the Tricycle is a powerful drama delivered in a 'notably well-acted' production
Death in Venice
By Simon Thomas · 17 Jun 2013 · London
English National Opera at London ColiseumDeborah Warner's production of Britten's last opera, new in 2007, has had to wait six years for its first revival but the few problems with the ...
