Theatre review: Present LaughterChanging genders works well in this up-dated version of Noel CowardBy John Nathan2 min read
Review: A Midsummer's Night's DreamFive stars for this production: 'the funniest, most joyous and playful of Dreams'By John Nathan1 min read
Ballet: CinderellaA welcome summer appearance and original take on the Fairy Godmother makes the ENB's performance stand outBy Joy Sable1 min read
Theatre review: King Hedley II'I cannot think of a better performance on the London stage,' says John Nathan of Aaron Pierre as the eponymous King in this explosive playBy John Nathan2 min read
Dance review: Triple BillSome elements of this triple bill might not be everyone's glass of vodka, says Joy Sable, but overall it's a dazzling night outBy Joy Sable1 min read
Theatre Review: Death of a SalesmanJohn Nathan is wowed by a new version of Arthur Miller's classicBy John Nathan2 min read
Theatre review: RosmersholmThis Ibsen play from 1886 covers much to make a modern audience wince in recognitionBy John Nathan1 min read
Doing Fiddler in Yiddish is coolFiddler on the Roof is Yiddish is an off-Broadway hit. Sherry Amatenstein talked to Jackie Hoffman who plays matchmaker Yente.By Sherry Amatenstein3 min read
Theatre review: All My SonsSally Field is outstanding in the production of Arthur Miller's classic playBy John Nathan2 min read
Theatre review: ToastThis slice of life is not quite substantial enough for John Nathan (especially during Pesach)By John Nathan1 min read
The princess who thought she’d swallowed a glass pianoAlix Sobler's new play is about a peculiarly royal psychological problemBy John Nathan4 min read
Theatre review: A German LifeMaggie Smith is remarkable as Goebbels' secretaryBy John Nathan2 min read
Theatre review: Where is Peter Rabbit?This charming performance stays very true to the original Beatrix Potter tales and is a must-see for young fans of Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck et alBy Jessica Weinstein2 min read
Elliot Levey: ‘Why do I get cast as slimy politicos?’He takes his Judaism and his politics very seriously. But why, he wonders, do directors cast him in certain roles?By John Nathan5 min read