Review of Until You Hear That Bell at Battersea Arts Centre
If you’d told me a few weeks ago that I’d be spending an hour listening to a man talk about
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Review of The Taming Of The Shrew at New Wimbledon Studio
Lately, there’s been quite a bit of debate in theatre circles around women taking on male roles in Shakespeare plays.
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Powerful and moving Sense Of An Ending at Theatre503
‘The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.’ This popular quote keeps
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Skin in Flames is a gripping political thriller Park90
A run-down hotel in a nameless country, just emerging from a bitter civil war. In two identical bedrooms, two scenes
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The Infinite Line Between Dating and Dying at Etcetera Theatre
Anyone who’s ever tried internet dating (and yes, I count myself among that number) will be able to relate to
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Review of Cyprus Sunsets at New Wimbledon Studio Theatre
I’m not quite sure what I expected from Cyprus Sunsets, part of Wimbledon’s Illuminate Festival and the latest instalment of
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Review of Much Ado About Nothing at New Wimbledon Studio Theatre
One of the many things I love about Shakespeare’s plays is their timelessness. The fact that we’re not only still
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Review of The Shadow of Doctor Syn with Q2 Players
It’s a bold move to adapt a book for the stage, and even more so to choose one from the
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