Review: Mad Women
Barefaced Theatre, the company behind Women on Top is making a stand. A season of three new plays (Mad Women, All Hidden and Where will you say you’ve been?) ...
Annabel Baldwin
Review: Berenice
Berenice conforms to the governing rules of the 'unities' laid out by Aristotle, which require the play to be ‘coherent, a unified whole, within twenty-four hou...
Review: Haunting Julia
The playwright’s name may be drawing the crowds, but Haunting Julia, is not one of Ayckbourn's typical plays. A psychological ghost story that focuses on th...
Review: Passing By
Sometimes it takes a while for the title of a play to register its significance, but this was not the case for Martin Sherman’s Passing By. The nature of Toby...
Review: Matt Okine: Being Black and Chicken and S#%T
There are three things Matt Okine and I have in common: disrespect for Tapas, the desire to be rich, and bewilderment at the discovery that the numbers on a toa...
Review: Dickens’ Women
“Dickens never got over anything,” says Miriam Margolyes, who made clear her incredible enthusiasm and passion for his work. What was astonishing about this per...
Annabel Baldwin
I am currently doing an acting degree at Arts Educational, after doing German, English and Drama at A – level. I have a particular interest in physical theatre and have trained with Rambert Youth Dance Contemporary Company since last September. I spend the rest of my time reading philosophy and frequenting the London Theatres as much as possible.