Review: Submission, C Royale
Sameer is Muslim and queer. This is the premise of this short two-hander written by Shafeeq Shahjahan and produced by Liver and Lung Productions. The themes in ...
Beatrix Swanson Scott
Review: The Philanthropist, Trafalgar Studios
In Christopher Hampton’s The Philanthropist, quiet, anagram-loving philology professor Phillip invites other academics to a party in his Oxbridge college-style ...
Review: 42nd Street, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
A very jovial Jae Alexander raises his conducting baton, and everybody is buzzing for the show to begin. As the cheerful overture comes to an end, the curtain r...
Review: The Very Perry Show, Hope Theatre
Some people collect stamps, or garden gnomes. But Kate Perry, as she tells us at the beginning of her show, collects people. Through a series of monologues, she...
Beatrix Swanson Scott
Beatrix grew up in Germany with American parents and caught the theatre bug when she went to see Wicked at age 13. She now studies Liberal Arts at King's College London. Most of the time, she can be found rehearsing for the next musical, opera, play or choir concert or in meetings at the National Gallery, where she is a Young Producer. And of course, she spends every free evening at the theatre.