5.0
Review: The Memory of Water, Hampstead Theatre
The mind is a
fickle thing: sometimes we struggle to recall a name or a word that we have
used a hundred times over; on other occasions, we so vividly remember...
Johanna Town
5.0
Review: The Life of Stuff
If I were to say, “I’ve just watched a play about Scotland, the 90s, pills, parties and the darkest recesses of human desperation,” you’re probably more likel...
Review On Tour: Medea
Headlong’s Medea, directed and written by Mike Bartlett after Euripedes, dispenses with the suits and minimalism favoured by most contemporary stagings of the...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Llwyth (Tribe)
It seems rare that a piece of theatre that is based around the subject of being gay is able to stay away from cliched boy-meets-boy narratives and camp dial...