Review: Out Of The Cage, Park Theatre
Actor turned writer/director Alex McSweeney has illustrated one of the most important catalysts for the feminist movement in a new play. Drawing on historical f...
Amina Bhuiyan
Review: Golem, Young Vic
1927 theatre company is back after a successful worldwide, three-year tour of its début show, The Animals and Children Took to the Streets, with a new show loos...
Review: Man to Man, Park Theatre
Perhaps the most startling revelation about Manfred Karge's one woman show, Man to Man, is that it is a true story. It's pre-war Germany and Ella Gericke is ...
Review: Relative Values, Harold Pinter Theatre
With family, it’s all relative. In Noel Coward's comedy Relative Values, we see a family dynamic entrenched in historic values disturbed by a shift in socie...
Review: Private Lives
Noel Coward’s Private Lives is an absolute scream, much like those issued by divorcees Elyot and Amanda during their many sparkling skirmishes. It’s really...
Review: These Shining Lives
Many months ago on my daily commute through Finsbury Park station I noticed the beginnings of a renovation project on a decrepit, old building. The reason why...
Amina Bhuiyan
By day Amina works for an accountancy firm in the city. By night she writes about theatre. She has worked with numerous organisations including RADA, The National Youth Theatre and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She has also studied Drama & Theatre studies and English Language & Literature. Aside from theatre, she also likes a number of things - including but not limited to - food. And then writing about that as well.