Gently Down The Stream at Park Theatre | Review
Previously performed in at the Public Theater in New York, this excellent production is the UK Premiere of Martin Sherman’s
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Anomaly by Liv Warden at the Old Red Lion Theatre | Review
Liv Warden’s Anomaly is a one-act play which explores the effects an unexpected arrest of a rich and powerful man
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Review of The Dame starring Peter Duncan at Park Theatre
An emotive production; The Dame is a one-man, one-act play which chronicles the life both on and off the stage
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Jack and the Beanstalk at Wyllyotts Theatre | Review
Produced by Jordan Productions and written by Chris Jordan this is a fun adaptation of the classic fairytale, Jack &
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The Old House at the Hen and Chickens Theatre
Written by and solely performed by Kate Maravan, The Old House is a compelling, thought-provoking, bittersweet, yet amusing in parts,
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Review of Timothy at the Vault Festival 2018
Timothy is a one-act dark, yet amusing, four-handed play. Annette (Hannah Sinclair-Robinson) has summoned her two long-time friends, Susan (Beth
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Review of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em at Richmond Theatre
Written and directed by Guy Unsworth, this hilarious play is a reworking of a classic episode of the BBC sitcom
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Review of Trestle at Southwark Playhouse London
Winner of the 2017 Papatango Award Stewart Pringle’s Trestle is a two-handed play which through subtle, well-paced storytelling explores love
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