Nick Curtis
Chief Theatre Critic at Evening Standard
Chief theatre critic of the Evening Standard, feature writer, award-winning interviewer. Views my own, jokes probably stolen
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standard.co.uk | Nick Curtis
Culture | TheatreThis acrobatic, erotic, playfully queered version of Shakespeare’s comedy is even better than it was in 2019Manuel HarlanNick Curtis @nickcurtis2 minutes agoNicholas Hytner’s acrobatic, erotic, playfully queered version of Shakespeare’s Dream seems even more delightful now than it was in 2019.
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standard.co.uk | Nick Curtis
Culture | TheatreThis Terence Rattigan play is about repression and marriage which has warmth beneath its study in non-communicationJoe Edgar, Claire Price, Daniel AbelsonEllieKurttzNick Curtis @nickcurtis1 minute agoIn this late-career play from 1973 Terence Rattigan makes a case for the reserve and repression that had rendered his earlier work unfashionable, his theatrical reputation having been trampled by the boorish, noisy Angry Young Men of the 1950s.
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standard.co.uk | Nick Curtis
Culture | TheatreThe Broadway classic revival transfers from Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre to the Barbican, and manages to retain all of its magicCast of Fiddler on the RoofMarc BrennerNick Curtis @nickcurtis1 minute agoWhat a bittersweet delight to see again this revelatory revival of the Broadway classic set in a Jewish stetl, beset by both antisemitic pogroms and modern ideas, seven months after its debut at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
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