Category: Reviews

Rondo Theatre, Larkhall, Bath Noisy, frantic, domestic, witty, and slightly dark, this play is set in Alan Ayckbourn territory of marriages in difficulty, but somehow […]

It’s easy to look for happy endings in Jane  Austen, to be as eager as Mrs Jennings to see young ladies married off to their […]

Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path is a period peace, written in 1941, with no possibility of updating to current times, but there’s no necessity for even […]

Great play, great cast, great lighting, great sound effects, sumptuous set and perfect costumes – the production values must put this play by Anton Chekhov […]

The Rondo is different. The audience is different from mainstream Bath as are many of the productions. Thank goodness. Silent Laughter is a great example […]

Bawdy battle of the sexes was faultless Oh, what a perfect summer’s evening entertainment – a faultless production of Shakespeare’s naughty bawdy comedy that was […]

If ever there was a must-see performance to get you away from watching Spooks on the telly on a Wednesday night, then this was it.  […]

The Rondo Theatre Company has put on a highly enjoyable adaptation of arguably Moliere’s most renowned work. Under the sure hand of director Mike Taylor, […]

Bath’s own Jon Thrower takes centre stage at the Rondo as he writes one of two short plays and stars in the other. His play […]