Review: Die Fledermaus
Sometimes life is just too hard. It really is. When we are drowning in work, bills and taxes, your flatmates have stolen the last of the milk and another disast...
Camilla Gurtler
Review: The Barrier
Stamford Hill, North London, is home to Europe’s largest Hasidic Jewish community. Being strictly orthodox, culture clashes with the non-Jewish population are...
Blog: The classics reinvented for children
It is hard to entertain children these days. Growing up in a multi-technology world with a billion apps substituting real life events, children’s concentration ...
Review: Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel
I think anyone who's ever acted would agree to some extent that treading the boards is terrifying. Liberating and amazing, yes, but terrifying. Add to that not ...
Review: Springs Eternal
American playwright Susan Glaspell’s last play Springs Eternal sets off Sam Walters last season as Artistic Director at Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond, and i...
Review: Cake and Congo
Growing up, we are fed society’s morals and its expectations of us and our future. We know the standard pattern – school, A-levels, uni, career, babies – bu...
Camilla Gurtler
Camilla is a director and writer originally from Denmark, now living in London. She trained on the Young Directors' Programme with StoneCrabs Theatre Company and is currently doing her MA in Directing at Drama Centre.