4.0
Review: Can You See Into A Black Hole?, Iris Theatre
Audio review of Can You See Into A Black Hole? Before sitting down to watch this show, I did not know an awful lot about epilepsy. I did not know the precau...
Amy Evans
4.0
5.0
Review: Shedding a Skin, Soho Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. Amanda Wilkin's, Shedding a Skin, is nothing short of a comically emotional slap in the face. Wilkin's charac...
4.0
Review: If We Ended This, Colours Hoxton
Listen to an audio version of the review here. The intimacy created by Colour Hoxton’s compact orange box
of a theatre space is perfectly matched for the pe...
4.0
Review: Hushaby Mountain, Hope Mill theatre/Stream.Theatre
The initial artwork for Johnathan Harvey’s Hushaby Mountain hints at the Angels in America aesthetic and the content resembles a British reflection of such a s...
3.0
Review: Grief Dances, Buzzcut Festival
Claudia Edwards’s Grief Dances is adigital
performance by two dancers, Edwards and Jess Paris in two separate locations
yet sharing the same screen. As they be...
4.0
Review: Counting Headlights, Little Match Theatre
Noriko Ward’s Counting Headlights, as part of
Frumpish Theatre’s Fresh festival, is a playful splatter of the protagonist,
Emily’s, growth through her emotiona...
Amy Evans
Amy is currently studying Film and Theatre at Queen Mary University. Other than reviewing she is a keen playwright and spoken word artist, with an interest in expanding to physical theatre pieces.