PULSE Festival Review: My Heart is Hitchhiking Down Peachtree Street
Have you ever been to the state of Georgia? I certainly hadn't before I met J. Fergus Evans, but during his intimate performance at the PULSE Festival I could s...
Alice Longhurst
PULSE Festival Review: Mess
Can eating disorders ever be funny? Surely we’ve all been in situations so awful that the only response we can make is to laugh. This is the method Caroline...
Review Overview: PULSE Festival
It may be small in scale and a little obscure, but the ten-day PULSE Festival at Ipswich’s New Wolsey Theatre has a rich, eclectic range of shows which bring it...
Review: Fallen in Love: The Secret Heart of Anne Boleyn
The moody overcast sky and the anniversary of the execution of George Boleyn in 1536 seemed fittingly portentous for the opening night of Fallen in Love in the ...
Review: The Cafe
The Café is a site-specific performance, performed in the Coffee Works Project in Angel, which tells the all-too familiar story of austerity through a day in ...
Review: Radha is Looking Good/The Clock
The first half of this double bill by the Hide and Seek Theatre company attempts to take us into the world of 24-year-old Radha, a girl with severe autism. The ...
Alice Longhurst
Alice studies Liberal Arts at Kings College London with a focus on literature, history and Spanish. She has notions of entering the vicious world of journalism when her heady university days are over, although she would much rather prefer to find a way to make ends meet as an arts critic and writer of fiction.