Tag Archives: Nathan Coenen

Writer: David Finnigan Director: Nic Connaughton Reviewer: David Guest It’s a daring title for an audacious play. Kill Climate Deniersboldly tackles the issue of climate change and eco-politics, sending its audience out provoked, open-mouthed and delightfully entertained. With the play opening in the same week that one of the most outspoken climate deniers in the western world visited the UK ...

Writer: Peter Imms Director: Georgie Staight Reviewer: Maryam Philpott With more people talking openly about their experience of mental health issues, our understanding of its effects on sufferers is continually improving, but its far from a new subject for drama. 400 years ago, Shakespeare returned to the fragility of the mind again and again in his greatest tragedies – Hamlet,Macbethand ...

Writer: Tom Hartwell Director: Georgie Staight Reviewer: Richard Maguire It’s apt that in the same week that the weathermen warn us that August will be a washout, Flood opens at Covent Garden’s Tristan Bates Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe. Set in the West Country, after a month’s worth of rain falls in one night, Flood follows the story of Adam, who is ...

Writer: William Shakespeare Director: PeterStickney Reviewer: Kris Hallett The Lord Chamberlains Men were Shakespeare’s originally playing company, travelling London and its surrounding areas, setting up shop where they could and developing a reputation as one of the cities leading companies before building the original Globe and creating history. Four hundred years later, Mark Purdle resurrected it before handing control over ...