PETER MASON applauds a thought-provoking study of the relationship between a grieving woman and her photographer

PETER MASON is moved by a striking production of Noel Streatfeild’s enduringly popular children’s book

PETER MASON reckons the NYT’s production of Shakespeare’s comedy is the pick of the Christmas shows on offer in London 

PETER MASON shivers in the under-heated ecclesiastical setting of a concert featuring five 19th-century French composers 

PETER MASON applauds a classic drama exploring assimilation and resistance among poor black inhabitants of a Chigago slum

PETER MASON is disappointed by a clunky comedy that falls flat

PETER MASON is enchanted by a unique take on the Oscar Wilde favourite delivered through the ancient form of marionettes

PETER MASON is unimpressed by an unsubtle production that disregards its woodland setting

PETER MASON writes about the exhilarating race which kicks off in France this weekend, and the British drivers competing across three categories

PETER MASON applauds a pitch-perfect production of the late Brian Friel’s compelling study of gullability and disillusion

PETER MASON is unimpressed by a two-act Elizabethan version of Crossroads