Author name: Tori Jo Lau

London is full of millions of people, and we’re all squished together like sardines in tins on the underground. Who

Martin, a London cabbie, has a problem – he can’t make any new memories since he went to the dentist

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Interactive theatre can be tricky. When do you participate? Is it okay to keep quiet? What if you’re shy? Is

Two people in a world where communication is a limited resource. Trying to find the right words when you only

Some evenings as a theatre reviewer you have to step into a 1970s mental hospital and experience the events as