Review: The Passion of the Playboy Riots, The Hen and Chickens Theatre
There is a real debate to be had in examining the impact that theatre can have. Can it indeed have a truly revolutionary effect? This play from Neil Weathereall...
Callum McCartney
Review: King Kong (A Comedy), The Vaults
The 1933 original film King Kong began a phenomenon that has led to the cinematic fascination of giant monster movies. Seven films later, we arrive at the alway...
Review: Chummy, The White Bear Theatre
A run-down detective and a potential serial killer. This set up has fuelled drama to the point of exhaustion. These mystery stories easily slot into the world o...
Review: Don Quixote in Algiers, White Bear Theatre
The truth as we know it has become subjective and individual. Facts that may be true to you and I may be complete falsehoods to another. The story of real life ...
Review: The Winter’s Tale, The Cockpit
The Winter’s Tale has been regarded over the years as one of the most problematic of Shakespeare’s works, a difficult to achieve blend of emotional drama and li...
Review: Il trovatore, Royal Opera House
Lurking sheets of ashes cover the stage, drifting by its disturbers. The warn down branches of isolated trees have been stripped and burnt. We are here to be...
Callum McCartney
Callum is a reviewer for A Younger Theatre, as well as a freelance director and writer. He lives in London and enjoys all the theatre he can see, travelling wherever he can afford and a really good Full English.