Ran Xia

“That famous collaboration is at the center of Anthony McCarten’s new play which remains surfacely cerebral rather than thought-provoking.”

“I was thoroughly enraptured by every word of a performance that flew by, and became the most fun I've had at a show in years, if not ever.”

“Whether Death of a Salesman is a text you’ve chewed through many times over or something you’re exposed to for the first time, this is an eye-opening revival.”

“A master of ensuring clarity within the most complex of interwoven narratives, Sir Tom Stoppard doesn’t disappoint in Leopoldstadt (titled after a neighbourhood known as the Jewish quarter of Vienna).”

“This principle of ‘less is more’, allowed me to take in the meat of Into the Woods like never before.”

“It’s an experience for all the senses from the moment you step into the theatre.”

“The supersize environs liven up a 1942 comedy that, at over three hours long, can feel rather prehistoric itself.”

“Perhaps the real tragedy is the fact that American Buffalo remains relevant today at all.”

“Her performance is a rare combination of technical perfection and theatrical séance.”

“McBurney, with the help of sound designers Gareth Fry and Pete Malkin, has turned the performance into a synesthesia-inducing, orgasmic auditory experience, and the rigidly structured Broadway theatre into an intimate, elastic organism that breathes through various dimensions.”

“The Little Foxes is possibly the most relevant and timeless revival of a play from an era we never intended to go back to.”