May Anderson
Review: Charley’s Aunt
May Anderson finds farce and fun in this Victorian revival of a West End record-breaker
Review: Blue Remembered Hills
Dennis Potter's play provides a telling look at the trials of a rustic childhood and human cruelty for May Anderson
Review: 4:48 Psychosis
May Anderson diagnoses a case of dramatic apathy in this production of Sarah Kane's final work
A right repentant madam
May Anderson is entertained by The City Madam
Review: She Was Yellow
May Anderson is provoked by a five-star production of a stunning piece of new writing
Review: The Government Inspector
May Anderson is delighted by a farcical piece of outdoor theatre
Review: The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek
May Anderson is provoked and challenged by a brave production of Naomi Wallace's haunting play. At the O'Reilly from Wednesday 3rd week.
Breaking Legs – The Stage News Podcast Week 2
This week Rebecca Tatlow and May Anderson Discuss what's on in 3rd week, including Magdalen Arts Week.and new writing at the Burton Taylor
The Play of Colour
May Anderson takes part in an intense rehearsal for She was Yellow, coming to the Burton Taylor in 3rd week, and briefly loses the boundary between reality and fiction
Review: Call of the Wild
May Anderson reviews the much anticipated stage adaptation of Jack London's novel, Call of the Wild, and is far from disappointed
Politics, Plays and Power
A look at the political relevance of British theatre today