3.0
Review: Blyth Spirit, Live Theatre
What story would you tell in 10 minutes? That time you watched a chicken drive a forklift. The 100-year-old cup of tea you found in the arctic ice sheet. Or pe...
Alexandra Wilbraham
3.0
5.0
Review: A Passing Dance, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Every year the changing leaves comes as a surprise to me. It shouldn’t. It happens every year. Still, I marvel at how the deep green of the trees turns yellow ...
4.0
Review: Trivial Dispute, Golden Age Theatre Company
“Well it’s all a bit of a mess.” The first words of Ian Dixon Potter’s new monologue Trivial Dispute in the Tales From The Golden Age series really do set the ...
3.0
Review: A Strange Romance, Golden Age Theatre Company
Tales from a Golden Age is a series of monologues inspired by past and future Golden Age Theatre Company productions. From today’...
5.0
Review: Fiona & The Fox, Wild Geese Theatre Company
During the days of lockdown and furlough, having a garden has been a privilege in many ways. Both as a place to enjoy the outdoors&nbs...
5.0
Review: Moon River/What a Wonderful World, Little Angel Theatre
The Islington based Little Angel Theatre has a long history in producing innovative puppetry for 0-11-year olds. Opening its doors in 1961 they also run commun...
Alexandra Wilbraham
Alexandra is originally from West Yorkshire but grew up in Germany. She returned to England to study Creative Writing at Bath Spa University. There she worked with the Bath Spa Theatre Society on running workshops and producing plays. After graduating Alexandra moved to London and is now a working as a freelance writer and is an ambassador for the Change100 programme. In her free time, she enjoys basketball and photography.