Cultural Capital
Theatre, arts and events in London.
- By Maryam Philpott
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
The focus is very much on Greek tragedy this autumn / winter season with four high profile productions already scheduled to run with star names and directors attached. This week, the National Theatre’s version of …
Kitchen sink dramas are filled with ideas about two worlds colliding, past and future most obviously, particularly the clash between the generation who fought the war and their contemporary now adult children who crave a …
Shocking when it was first staged at the Royal Court in 1956 where outrage was focused on the ferocity and candor of central character Jimmy Porter’s working class disillusionment and violent inner life, John Osborne’s …