Review: Travels With My Aunt
Graham Greene's Travels With My Aunt at the Menier Chocolate Factory is spectacular in its deviation from the ordinary.
The story is narrated to the audience...
Amina Bhuiyan
Review: Romeo and Juliet
Though not the most visually rich set, with basic lighting and a bare stage (save for a wooden bench, a lamp and a window on the blacked out box-like platform),...
Review: Sleeping Beauty, One Little Prick
Though fully prepared that pantomimes are by their very nature camp, this production thoroughly exceeded all expectations. I have always been very wary of any p...
Review: Country Life
When signing up to watch a play as part of any type of festival, particularly one where you are led into the bowels of an institutional, albeit slightly infamou...
Review: Bussin’ It
Who knew one bus ride could be quite so exciting? The Oval House Theatre’s Young Writers Company have commandeered an old Route Master bus and driven it onto a ...
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.