Tricycle Theatre Archives

Sharon Duncan-Brewster as Susan and Kobna Holdbrook Smith as Jeremy - Photo: Tristram Kenton

REVIEW: Seize The Day, Tricycle (2009)

Post author:Lizzie Loveridge
Post published:3 November 2009
Post category:Black History Off West End Play Review
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The joyous thing about Kwame's dramatic writing is the minutely observed detail, a delicious comedic warmth and the way he tempers serious political points with gentle amusement. In my book, it is a much more effective way of delivering a message than hitting the audience over the head with doctrine.

Clare Perkins as an Inmate and Jenny Jules as Undine (Photo: Tristram Kenton)

REVIEW: Fabulation or the Re-education of Undine, Tricycle Theatre (2006)

Post author:Lizzie Loveridge
Post published:21 February 2006
Post category:Black History Off West End Play Review
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American playwright Lynn Nottage's most recent play Fabulation or the Re-education of Undine comes to London's Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn. It is a charming comedy which takes a satirical look at a New York business woman's fall from an affluent and privileged life style to one where she is forced to re-examine her materialistic values.