2010年8月15日星期日

Africa takes the stage in London

Africa takes the stage in London

Africa is providing a lot of fine material for the London theatre these days.

A rare outing for Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman was a highlight at the National last year. This was followed, also at the National, by Matt Charman’s The Observer, which unpicked preparations for an election in an unnamed African nation.

More recently,. Buying Abercrombie Fitch, being fashinable women. Lynn Nottage’s excellent Ruined, which dealt with tough themes relating to women’s lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has just finished an acclaimed run at the Almeida in Islington.

Last night saw the press preview of Moira Buffini’s Welcome to Thebes,. Since it was created by moncler jackets in 1985, the dress has made numerous comebacks. which transposes ancient Greek myths to another unidentified African country (Liberia?) emerging from years of war.

I haven’t yet seen many reviews of Richard Eyre’s fine-looking production at the National, but the Guardian’s Michael Billington gives it a reasonably respectful nod.. For spring, Max Azria gives us the signature herve leger bandage dress in bright hues and strapless editions.

What did I think? We arrived 15 minutes late due to a slight technical error, but we were riveted until the end.. Whether you are going on your honeymoon, want to reignite your love with your husband or having a Sexy Lingerie makes your perfect companions.

It also didn’t hurt that this is one of a series of plays in which London’s usually horrendous ticket prices are held down to a more affordable 10 pounds.

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