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5 days ago · Review: SPARKS, Jack Studio Theatre. Alma Mater is the byproduct of fourth-wave feminism, with faint echoes of David Mamet ’s Oleanna flipped on its head and delivered with a sleight of hand ...
4 days ago · In essence, Feaver’s play, like Robert Icke’s The Doctor before it, turns the Almeida stage into a cauldron of debate. Alma Mater is not quite as subtle as that play, but it’s still gripping ...
5 days ago · Kendall Feaver’s excellent new play, set at a present-day Oxbridge college, begins with a scene that recalls Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall. Jo Mulligan, the first female master in the ...
5 days ago · An actress capable of being two things in a single instant, both irritating and intelligent, angry and profoundly sympathetic, she lends Jo a richness that illuminates the play. The subtle way she registers the moment she could have changed things is wonderful. Campbell matches her in intensity; she makes Nikki’s righteousness entirely ...
5 days ago · Reviews Jul 4, 2024 by Holly O'Mahony Almeida Theatre, London. Justine Mitchell and Phoebe Campbell in Alma Mater at the Almeida Theatre, London. Photo: Ali Wright.
3 days ago · We round up the reviews for Kendall Feaver’s play, performing at the Almeida Theatre until the 20th July. (c)Marc Brenner The Guardian: *** "Feaver is good at revealing how race fits into the whole dynamic, with students and teachers of colour moved around strategically like chess pieces by their white colleagues.
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2 days ago · Almeida Theatre, London; 326 seats; £85 ($108) top. Opened, reviewed, July 03, 2024. Closes July 20. Running time: 2 HOURS, 30 MIN. Production: An Almeida Theatre presentation of a play in two ...
