Review: My Night With Reg, Donmar Warehouse
There are few plays that sit in the genre of gay dramatic literature and stand out as unarguably necessary and canonical, surpassing their temporality and remai...
Andres Ordorica
Review: Tack-On Tours
Unhinged, uncomfortable, unbridled are all fitting descriptions of Pamela and Sharlene’s Tack-On Tours Presents the Ugliest Buildings in London, but to simply l...
Review: Dream of Perfect Sleep, Finborough Theatre
Dream of Perfect Sleep (a new play by Kevin Kautzman) is an imaginative study on how adult children deal with death and the imminent loss of aging loved ones. D...
Review: This Is How We Die, Ovalhouse
This Is How We Die is an explosion of epic poetry that tackles the absurd nature of life and the human desire to compartmentalise the self, the other and humani...
Review: Johnny Got His Gun, Southwark Playhouse
Johnny Got His Gun (directed by David Mercatili) revolves around the story of Joe Bonham, a young twenty-something American from Colorado. He enlists in the U.S...
Review: Ten Women, Ovalhouse
A life-size advertisement sits as the backdrop to a completely bare stage. In big black lettering it reads: 'COMING SOON'. These words are there to whet the aud...
Andres Ordorica
Andres is a playwright and arts educator from San Antonio, Tx. He is a graduate of Ithaca College and The Central School of Speech and Drama. He enjoys teaching creating writing and is an advocate of non-profits for young LGBT and minority youths.