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Stewart Pringle


Stewart Pringle

Writer of this and that and critic for here and there. Artistic director of the Old Red Lion Theatre.


Articles by Stewart Pringle


Review: The Wind in the Willows at the London Palladium
30 June 2017
Reviews • West End & Central

Review: The Wind in the Willows at the London Palladium

until 9 September 2017
By Stewart Pringle

“It’s hack-work, pure and simple”: Stewart Pringle on Julian Fellowes’ insipid musical version of Kenneth Grahame’s classic.


Getting in the Spirit: Clairvoyance and Entertainment
9 June 2016
Features

Getting in the Spirit: Clairvoyance and Entertainment

By Stewart Pringle

In response to True Spirit, a touring showcase of British mediums, at Epsom Playhouse, Stewart Pringle foresees a time when clairvoyance will be taken seriously as show-business.


Review: The Encounter at The Barbican
23 February 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • West End & Central

Review: The Encounter at The Barbican

Barbican Theatre ⋄ 12th Feb - 6th Mar 2016
By Stewart Pringle

“The Encounter is an absolutely spectacular and absolutely state-of-the-art framework for one of the oldest colonial narratives – the white man’s journey into the unknown.”


The Dazzle
23 December 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

The Dazzle

Found111 ⋄ 10t December 2015 - 30th January 2016
By Stewart Pringle

Andrew Scott and David Dawson, fierce and glimmering.


Linda
2 December 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Linda

Royal Court, Jerwood Downstairs ⋄ 25th November 2015 - 9th January 2016
By Stewart Pringle

The protagonist of her own life.


Derren Brown: Miracle
18 November 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Derren Brown: Miracle

Palace Theatre ⋄ 17th December 2015 - 16th January 2016
By Stewart Pringle

Magic with a message.


The Hairy Ape
4 November 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

The Hairy Ape

Old Vic ⋄ 17th October – 21st November 2015
By Stewart Pringle

Tragic and electrifying.


Plaques and Tangles
21 October 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Plaques and Tangles

Royal Court, Jerwood Upstairs ⋄ 20th October - 21st November 2015
By Stewart Pringle

Forgettable.


Fierce Festival 2015: Hyperlocal and Supernow
20 October 2015
Features • Performance

Fierce Festival 2015: Hyperlocal and Supernow

By Stewart Pringle

New work by Season Butler, Kate McIntosh, & Selina Thompson at Birmingham’s international festival of live art.


Book Review: Action Plans
13 October 2015
Features • Books

Book Review: Action Plans

By Stewart Pringle

Stewart Pringle reviews the new collection of ‘Performance Texts’ by Action Hero, published by Oberon Books.


Weaklings
9 October 2015
Reviews • Coventry

Weaklings

Warwick Arts Centre ⋄ 7th-8th October 2015
By Stewart Pringle

A beautiful, chewy love-letter.


A Return to Jabberwocky Market
6 October 2015
Features

A Return to Jabberwocky Market

By Stewart Pringle

Stewart Pringle reports back from a weekend in Darlington for a mythical mirror beast of a festival.


Hangmen
20 September 2015
Reviews • West End & Central

Hangmen

Royal Court, Jerwood Downstairs ⋄ 10th September - 10th October 2015
By Stewart Pringle

Gallows humour.


Feeding The Beast
13 September 2015
Features

Feeding The Beast

By Stewart Pringle

Hard to say, but Tom Wicker and Stewart Pringle might be a little bit excited about an announcement from surreal comedy mongers Kill The Beast.


Sarah Chew: “It’s a question of the spoken and the unspoken”
10 September 2015
Features

Sarah Chew: “It’s a question of the spoken and the unspoken”

By Stewart Pringle

Stewart Pringle speaks to Sarah Chew about Lilac Wine, her drag fairytale of modern Iran.


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