The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (Review)
Back in 2024, outgoing National Ballet principal dancer Guillaume Côté, teaming with director Robert LePage, landed on Hamlet…
What to do this month: Our May Events Guide
Makar Artemev 01 FRI May Day PUBLIC HOLIDAY May Day has so much going on, from protest parties…
The torture of Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen
Copenhagen by Michael Frayn is a problem play. It debuted at the National in 1998 and ran for…
Review: Copenhagen at Hampstead Theatre
Alex Kingston (Margrethe), Richard Schiff (Bohr), and Damien Molony (Heisenberg) in Copenhagen [Marc Brenner] COPENHAGENHampstead Theatre☆☆☆ During…
Review: Copenhagen at Hampstead Theatre
Alex Kingston (Margrethe), Richard Schiff (Bohr), and Damien Molony (Heisenberg) in Copenhagen [Marc Brenner] COPENHAGENHampstead Theatre☆☆☆ During…
Review: Copenhagen at Hampstead Theatre
Alex Kingston (Margrethe), Richard Schiff (Bohr), and Damien Molony (Heisenberg) in Copenhagen [Marc Brenner] COPENHAGENHampstead Theatre☆☆☆ During…
Copenhagen – Hampstead Theatre – Theatre News
Hampstead Theatre (studio) 07 April 2026 (released) 9 h
Did you know that the collective…
Michael Frayn’s cleverest play is still gripping
There’s no faulting Irish actor Damien Molony as Heisenberg – the more youthful figure besides Schiff’s quiet, beadily…
Copenhagen – Hampstead Theatre, London
Writer: Michael Frayn Director: Michael Longhurst The Hampstead Theatre has had much-needed commercial success of late in sell-out,…
revived for the first time, Michael Frayn’s existential atomic bomb drama is dazzling and sloggy in equal measures
Two thoughts buzzed around my head while watching the first UK revival of Michael Frayn’s 1998 megahit Copenhagen. …
Is Nudity the New Normal on Berlin Stages?
Florentina Holzinger’s Divine Comedy, © Katja Illner The naked performer is a familiar presence on Berlin’s stages. But…
Michael Frayn: ‘Writers don’t need knighthoods’
The reason we love Noises Off, he avers, is to do with the feeling we all have that…