Review of Strange Fruit at the Bush Theatre
Family relationships are never easy; tied together by blood, kinship, marriage or choice, family members can take one another for
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Armadillo by Sarah Kosar at the Yard Theatre | Review
Have you ever held a gun? A real one? A trip to the Yard to catch Sarah Kosar’s new play
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The Amber Trap written by Tabitha Mortiboy at Theatre 503 | review
The corner shop in a bustling Northern town is often featured on the likes of Coronation Street and other popular
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Scary Bikers at Trafalgar Studios | Review
One might wonder what cycling and Brexit have in common; well, truth be told, not a lot – but both
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Holly Morgan: Is A Witch, Get Her! at the Vault Festival
Holly Morgan’s third venture at the Vaults Festival offers an informed and terribly amusing look at the history of witches,
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Review of Cougar at the Orange Tree Theatre
Rose Lewenstein’s new two-hander, Cougar, is neatly staged in a series of hotel rooms, delineating the relationship between John (an
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Dealing with Clair by Martin Crimp at The Orange Tree Theatre | Review
Martin Crimp’s breakthrough play, Dealing with Clair, opened in 1988 on the back of the well-documented disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh,
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The Sweet Science of Bruising – Southwark Playhouse | Review
The Sweet Science of Bruising is Joy Wilkinson’s fascinating foray into the inception of ‘lady boxing’, in the mid-1800s. This
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