Review: Brighton: Theatre Uncut, Circus Street Market
It’s hard to know where to start with Brighton: Theatre Uncut. Five short plays with so much to say – I left feeling overwhelmingly riled up. Ruthless in the...
Amy Squirrell
Feature: Brighton – Theatre Uncut
Uncut in rehearsal Behind closed doors, in pub function rooms and bedrooms and libraries, Brighton’s creative community is hard at work. Whispers are being e...
Edinburgh Review: Lippy, Traverse
Lippy is the terrifying reconstruction of four women’s final days after making a suicide pact, and one man’s attempt to find out what occurred after they shut t...
Edinburgh Review: Donald Robertson Is Not A Stand-Up Comedian, Traverse
As we enter the room, the stage for Donald Robertson Is Not A Stand-Up Comedian is set up with the sparse but unmistakable collection of props that can only den...
Edinburgh Review: Unfaithful, Traverse
Frank and unapologetic, writer Owen McCafferty’s Unfaithful is an insight into how two couples navigate the rocky roads through their relationships, negotiating...
Edinburgh Review: Horizontal Collaboration, Traverse
Multiple layers of truth weave in and out of one another in David Leddy’s Horizontal Collaboration, a play with a premise like no other. Each night, a different...
Amy Squirrell
Amy is an arts and culture journalist based in Brighton. She blogs about current affairs and chats to artists about meaningful things. She is also a cellist.