Review: Shadows, Theatro Technis
“If you ignore your history then you become a shadow” - Edmund, Shadows Shadows, a new play from Carguil Lloyd George Webley and directed by the white Americ...
Alice Devoy
Review: Northanger Abbey, Pleasance Theatre
“No one who had ever seen Catherine Morland in her infancy would have supposed her born to be an heroine”. These are the opening lines of Jane Austen’s debut no...
Review: #Hashtag Lightie, The Arcola
#Hashtag Lightie is Lynette Linton’s third play, following STEP, focused on the London-bubble, and Chicken Palace, a play about gentrification. Her new play foc...
Review: Tristram Shandy: Live at London!, OSO Arts Centre
To celebrate his 240th year of having a book in print, the illustrious Tristram Shandy is touring the country to promote and celebrate his hilarious, obscure an...
Review: All the Little Lights, Arcola Theatre
In her introduction for the programme, writer Jane Upton wrote of her new play, All the Little Lights, ‘I hope it does some good, somehow.’ This sense of expect...
Review: Motion, The Drayton Arms Theatre
“Take the ‘e’ out of emotion and what do you get?” “You get where you want to be.” And that’s all there is to it. Well, that’s all there is to the singl...
Alice Devoy
I am currently studying English at UCL. I write and direct plays and would love to work in theatre.