Nastazja Domaradzka
08 Feb
Reviews 
Review: THE MASTER BUILDER at The Old Vic Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Monday, February 8 2016, 12:41
The Master Builder is probably Henrik Ibsen’s most autobiographical piece. Inspired by his fascination with a younger woman, the Norwegian playwright created a story which examines the existential and universal themes of guilt, desire, creativity and despair. The Old Vic’s fantastic production of The Master Builder directed by its artistic director Matthew Warchus and starring Ralph Fiennes, is a tribute to Ibsen’s compelling work.
02 Feb
Reviews
Review: THE RESTORATION OF NELL GWYN at Park Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Tuesday, February 2 2016, 10:06
Nell Gwynn, the famous mistress of King Charles II has recently become a favourite historical figure.
Jessica Swale’s highly acclaimed play “Nell Gwyn” is now being transferred from the Globe to the West End, whilst at Park Theatre “The Restoration of Nell Gwyn”,written by Steve Trafford, presents a more authentic image of “pretty, witty Nell”.
Surrounded by doctors, illegitimate children and various lords,Charles II is dying. Meanwhile Nell (Elizabeth Mansfield) is driving herself mad in her Pall Mall residence, anxiously awaiting any news regarding her lover’s health.
26 Jan
Reviews
Review: SUNNY AFTERNOON at The Harold Pinter Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Tuesday, January 26 2016, 20:17
I was apprehensive before seeing this musical about one of my favourite bands. Knowing that West End productions have a tendency to glamorise real stories I was worried the gritty spirit of The Kinks would be lost. I am happy to report that I was wrong - this is the best musical I have ever seen!
We meet the members of the band when they are still playing for weddings and trying their best to get out of Muswell Hill.
11 Jan
Reviews
Review: WONDER.LAND at The National Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Monday, January 11 2016, 10:21
I’m a huge fan of theatre productions that add a modern twist to well-known stories, making them more relevant to modern audiences. WONDER.LAND, the National Theatre’s collaboration with Daman Albarn (from the 90’s pop group Blur) could be one of these productions, however Lewis Carroll’s original Victorian tale of a girl discovering marvels beneath a rabbit hole barely survives in this digital oriented spectacle.
15 Dec
Reviews
Review: MIRROR, MIRROR at King’s Head Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Tuesday, December 15 2015, 09:29
This year Charles Court Opera bring their annual “boutique" panto to the King’s Head Theatre. After many successful years of adult pantomimes, John Savournin and David Eaton now tackle the story of Snow White.
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