4.0
Review: Three Sisters, Almeida Theatre
Fresh from the smouldering success of Summer and Smoke, Rebecca Frecknall reignites Anton Chekhov’s 1901 classic at the Almeida Theatre. Best known for his dep...
Alannah Jones
4.0
4.0
Review: Unsung, King’s Head Theatre
History is haunted by the silent voices of unsung women, their voices, stories and achievements overlooked due to the frustratingly simple yet damning fact of ...
3.0
Review: Richard III, Alexandra Palace
For its first play to be staged in 80 years, the Alexandra Palace Theatre houses Shakespeare’s Richard III, a Headlong production directed by John Haidar. ...
4.0
Review: The Pirates of Penzance, Wilton’s Music Hall
Sasha Regan’s all-male cast triumphantly returns from touring Australia to once again commandeer Wilton’s Music Hall, a full ten years after the show’s debut. ...
3.0
Review: Comrade Egg and the Chicken of Tomorrow, VAULT Festival
One of VAULT Festival’s dingier performance spaces, the Cavern, is warmed by the conspiratorial presence of Bronya Deutsch, the solo performer of Comrade Egg a...
2.0
Review: Landscape (1989), VAULT Festival
Ben Kulvichit and Clara Potter-Sweet of Emergency Chorus are the creators and performers of the company’s second show as a New Diorama Graduate Emerging Compan...
Alannah Jones
Alannah is originally from West Yorkshire and now lives in Tottenham. After having graduated with an English degree from Oxford, she has meandered through various jobs including puzzle editor, teacher, copywriter, and has now landed in Arts Fundraising. Hobbies include cooking (and eating), walking along the River Lea, and finding the dressing up box at museums.