Production: Mother Courage and Her Children (Bertolt Brecht, trans. Tony Kushner)
Venue: National Theatre
Review Date: Wednesday 16th September 2009
Closing Date: Tuesday 8th December 2009

Notable Crew: Deborah Warner, Director; Duke Special, Songs; Mel Mercier, Musicscape

Notable Cast: Stephen Kennedy, The Chaplain; Martin Marquez, The Cook; Harry Melling, Swiss Cheese; Charlotte Randle, Yvette; Clifford Samuel, Eilif; Fiona Shaw, Mother Courage; Sophie Stone, Kattrin

My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Michael Billington's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Charles Spencer's review for The Telegraph can be found here.
Fiona Mountford's review for the Evening Standard can be found here.
Heather Neill's review for The Stage can be found here.
Michael Coveney's review for What's On Stage can be found here.
Stephen Crowe's review for musicOMH.com can be found here.

Production: Derren Brown: Enigma (Derren Brown and Andy Nyman)
Venue: Adelphi Theatre
Review Date: Thursday 18th June 2009
Closing Date: Saturday 18th July 2009

Notable Crew: Andy Nyman, Director

Notable Cast: Derren Brown

My review for the British Theatre Guide can be found here.

Brian Logan's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Charles Spencer's review for The Telegraph can be found here.
Dominic Martin's review for The Stage can be found here.
Terri Paddock's review for What's On Stage can be found here.
Natasha Tripney's review for Music OMH can be found here.

Production: All's Well That Ends Well (William Shakespeare)
Venue: National Theatre
Review Date: Thursday 28th May 2009
Closing Date: Wednesday 30th September 2009

Notable Crew: Marianne Elliott, Director; Rae Smith, Designer

Notable Cast: Oliver Ford Davies, King of France; Clare Higgins, The Countess of Rossillion; Conleth Hill, Parolles; George Rainsford, Bertram; Michelle Terry, Helena

My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Michael Billington's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Henry Hitchings's review for the Evening Standard can be found here.
Heather Neill's review for The Stage can be found here.
Simon Edge's review for the Sunday Express can be found here.
Jon Massey's review for Wharf can be found here.

Production: This Isn't Romance (In-Sook Chappell)
Venue: Soho Theatre
Review Date: Tuesday 17th February 2009
Closing Date: Saturday 7th March 2009

Notable Crew: Lisa Goldman, Director; Jon Bausor, Designer; Jenny Kagan, Lighting Designer; Matt McKenzie, Sound Designer; Doug O'Connell, AV Designer; William Conacher, Dialect Coach

Notable Cast: Jennifer Lim, Miso Blake; Matthew Marsh, Jack Cash; Mo Zainal, Han Som Kim

My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Michael Billington's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Aleks Sierz's review for The Stage can be found here.
Philip Fisher's review for the British Theatre Guide can be found here.
Michael Coveney's review for What's On Stage can be found here.

Production: England People Very Nice (Richard Bean)
Venue: National Theatre
Review Date: Wednesday 11th February 2009
Closing Date: Thursday 30th April 2009

Notable Crew: Nicholas Hytner, Director; Mark Thompson, Designer; Pete Bishop, Director of Animation; Neil Austin, Lighting Designer; Grant Olding, Music; Scarlett Mackmin, Choreographer

Notable Cast: Olivia Colman, Philippa/Anne O'Neill/Camilla; Sacha Dhawan, Norfolk Danny/Carlo/Aaron/Mushi; Trevor Laird, Yayah/Rennie; Aaron Neil, Iqbal/De Gascoigne/John O'Neill/Chief Rabbi/Attar/Imam; Sophie Stanton, Sanya/Ida; Michelle Terry, Camille/Mary/Black Ruth/Deborah

My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Michael Billington's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Charles Spencer's review for The Telegraph can be found here.
Nicholas De Jongh's review for the Evening Standard can be found here.
William McEvoy's's review for The Stage can be found here.
Philip Fisher's review for the British Theatre Guide can be found here.
Michael Coveney's review for What's On Stage can be found here.
Natasha Tripney's review for musicOMH can be found here.

Production: Roaring Trade (Steve Thompson)
Venue: Soho Theatre
Review Date: Monday 12th January 2009
Closing Date: Saturday 7th February 2009

Notable Crew: Roxana Silbert, Director; Kandis Cook, Designer; Matt Kirby, IT and Media Designer; Wolfgang Goebbel, Lighting Designer; Matt McKenzie, Sound Designer

Notable Cast: Jack O'Connor, Sean; Christian Roe, Spoon; Andrew Scott, Donny; Nicolas Tennant, PJ; Susan Vidler, Sandy; Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Jess

My first impression is recorded here.
My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Michael Billington's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Charles Spencer's review for The Telegraph can be found here.
Alexs Sierz's review for The Stage can be found here.
Nicholas De Jongh's review for the Evening Standard can be found here.
Karen Fricker's review for Variety can be found here.
Philip Fisher's review for the British Theatre Guide can be found here.
Natasha Tripney's review for musicOMH.com can be found here.

Production: State of Emergency (Falk Richter, trans. David Tushingham)
Venue: Gate Theatre
Review Date: Tuesday 11th November 2008
Closing Date: Saturday 13th December 2008

Notable Crew: Maria Aberg, Director; Naomi Dawson, Designer; Neil Austin, Lighting; Carolyn Downing, Sound; Eleni Parousi, Video Design

Notable Cast: Geraldine Alexander, Woman; Jonathan Cullen, Man; James Lamb, Boy

My review for the London Theatre Blog can be found here.

Lyn Gardner's review for The Guardian can be found here.
Benedict Nightingale's review for The Times can be found here.
Fiona Mountford's review for the Evening Standard can be found here.
Emma Barnett's review for The Stage can be found here.
Philip Fisher's review for the British Theatre Guide can be found here.
Theo Bosanquet's review for What's On Stage can be found here.