Tag Archives: Lyndsey Turner

The Crucible (National Theatre)

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I’ve a bit of a fractured relationship with Arthur Miller’s 1953 play The Crucible. It was one of the set texts on the curriculum for English class, and for one reason or another I found it really difficult to connect with, and didn’t truly appreciate the complexity and nuance behind it, despite actually going to […]

Hamlet – Barbican Centre, 7th August 2015

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Shakespeare has been a valuable part of my life since my secondary school days; I was always fascinated by the language and the depth of the characters and found myself the odd one out in the vast majority of my classmates at the time who weren’t as taken with it as I was. Though I […]