3.0
Review: Mother of Him, Park Theatre
Brenda Kapowitz (Tracy-Ann Oberman) prepares breakfast for her petulant youngest son, answers phone calls and presses him to dress for school. This is a normal...
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Review: Lit, Omnibus Theatre
Exiting the Omnibus Theatre, the audience brims with emotion. Some do not move immediately, still under the spell. By the door, a woman says “That poor girl ju...
5.0
Review: Torch Song, Turbine Theatre
By the end of Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song, I am acutely aware of the fraught atmosphere, the sobbing man on my left and my own damp cheeks. Originally entitl...
5.0
Review: RIFT present Midsummer Night’s Dream, Alexandra Palace
We gather on the observation terrace of Alexandra Palace in the shadow of its vast transmission tower. A plaque declares that it is the site of the first ever ...
The State of New Writing: Administrative Minefield or Grassroots Revolution?
During this month, Theatre 503's 'Summer Takeover' has offered us creatives advice to help further our careers. Invited to the closing event, Blue Huseyin won...
3.0
Review: Macbeth, Temple Church
The decision to stage Macbeth in a church is deliberate and powerful. The stage rises up in a long aisle between the facing pews. The audience are transformed ...
Blue Huseyin
Blue Huseyin is a London-based freelance journalist, part time poet and full time cat mum. She graduated from The University of Nottingham with a BA (Hons) in English and WILL talk to you about Sappho for 5 hours if given the chance.