Review: Bedtime Stories, London Wonderground
I have often heard older millennials like me bemoaning a recent slump in the quality of live children’s entertainment on TV. Our parents had Crackerjack, and we...
Briony Rawle
An Actor Writes: Waking the Feminists
Image via bjaglin on Flickr. Dublin’s Abbey Theatre, considered Ireland’s national theatre, hosted a meeting last Thursday that finally gave voice to years ...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Southbank Centre
In an artistic climate that celebrates the interweaving of different art forms and media, it is strange that we don’t see exciting collaborations like the RSC a...
Blog: An Actor Writes – Recording an audiobook
Image: Arild Andersen at Creative Commons Apparently concerned that not enough of the world is quite as much in love with the sound of my own voice as I am, ...
Review: By Virtue Fall, The Space
After winning the LOST Theatre’s One Act Festival in 2014, an expanded version of By Virtue Fall appears at The Space for an extremely limited run this week. Wh...
Review: Little Stitches, Omnibus
There is something terrible happening to girls and women all over the world, of which we are only just becoming aware. Female genital mutilation is a practice c...
Briony Rawle
Briony studied English Literature at Warwick University and then an MA in Acting at Drama Centre London. She is an actor, writer and reviewer living in London.