Enjoyed @AbiHood1 play Spiral @JSTheatre catch it until 19 Aug. Review here: https://t.co/7CW2yJbbS6 @KevinxTomlinson @KepowTheatre @missingpeople @VeritasTheatre1

First 2 ★★★★★ published this morning. Congratulations @DramaticChaosTP and @crooksuk Violated https://t.co/NvHZ0EUSgZ @revstan - still tickets available for tonight and tomorrow at @CamdenPT RSC https://t.co/3kz16lZBCs @TheReviewsHub

‘If you strip away the football, this is a play about masculinity, mental health & the toxic stereotypes that ultimately hinder performance’ @revstan may not be a football fan but #DearEngland at the @NationalTheatre is a whole different ball game #RT https://t.co/JMOD0JSZoL

‘Verbal punches come thick & fast in a satirical farce aimed squarely at the police’ The pace & energy of Daniel Rigby’s delivery never let up in Accidental Death of An Anarchist at Theatre Royal Haymarket, says @revstan #AnarchistWestEnd ★★★★ https://t.co/hh94DgIACb

Review: Dear England, National Theatre https://t.co/KAvIZRLfRv via @YouTube

Review: The Crucible, Gielgud Theatre 2023 https://t.co/eclUEi0P8C via @YouTube

Review: Paper Cut, Park Theatre, 2023 https://t.co/8VjlSmAeFc via @YouTube

A few thoughts on Paper Cut @parktheatre

Seen this? ‘It gets under your skin’: Dancing at Lughnasa at the National Theatre is slow to get going, says @revstan, but ultimately it is a play that is joyful & sad, charming & moving #theatrereviews https://t.co/TjAVZ1w9mi

Seen this? ’Exploration of love & friendship’: As a play, Jules & Jim at the Jermyn Street Theatre is interesting, writes @revstan, but perhaps not as exciting as the lives the trio of characters seem to live #theatrereviews https://t.co/za95kvlzmj

And my full thoughts on Jules and Jim @JSTheatre here on the blog (muted love triangle is my three word review)

Slightly longer than 60-seconds review of Review: Jules and Jim, Jermyn Street Theatre April 2023 https://t.co/ciFxirtBro via @YouTube

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I didn't until Twitter reminded me. Not sure whether Twitter will still be a thing to celebrate 16. #MyTwitterAnniversary

Seen this? ‘The physical fighting feels like an odd choice’: @revstan feels conflicted about the Donmar Warehouse’s Private Lives Yes, there is laughter, but the domestic violence makes it a different sort of play, & it doesn’t sit well #theatrereviews https://t.co/HmBvAMTieL

‘It gets under your skin’: Dancing at Lughnasa at the @NationalTheatre’s Olivier is slow to get going, says @revstan, but ultimately it is a play that is joyful & sad, charming & moving #theatrereviews ★★★★ https://t.co/LFoumtpu4l

Sunday Theatre Question: Favourite Irish playwright https://t.co/jtN1Dq1LBe via @YouTube

Seen this? ‘Stripped to the bare essentials’: In Bristol Old Vic’s staging, Hamlet is a lean & mean man of action, ultimately making @revstan wish for the quieter, lucid moments #cinemareview https://t.co/wlkhLRlFz8

60-second review: Sea Creatures, Hampstead Theatre https://t.co/kC3KydR0J0 via @YouTube

‘Stripped to the bare essentials’: In Bristol Old Vic’s production, Hamlet is lean & mean man of action, which ultimately makes @revstan crave the quieter, lucid moments #cinemareview https://t.co/t9sZgGNnPi

Tried to put together some words about A Little Life, Harold Pinter Theatre. Still a bit too raw.