Review: The Two Worlds of Charlie F, Churchill Theatre
Having read the play a few weeks ago, and coincidentally watched an interview featuring two of the soldiers in the play on Lorraine, I couldn't have been mo...
Carla Turner
Review: A Small Family Business, National Theatre
Originally premiering 17 years ago at the National, Alan Ayckbourn’s A Small Family Business makes its return to the Olivier Theatre. I feel instantly humbled...
Review: Banksy: The Room in the Elephant, Arcola Theatre
After having the privilege of taking a sneaky peak at a couple of sections of Banksy: The Room in the Elephant, upstairs in a rehearsal room at the Arcola a w...
Review: Ushers, Charing Cross Theatre
I'm shown to my seat in the Charing Cross Theatre by a very helpful usher. I have the option to put my coat on the coat rack onstage. The actors/ushers rush abo...
Review: Still I See My Baby & Happiness, Theatre503
Theatre503’s double bill opens with Dan Horrigan’s Still I see My Baby, a collection of scenes which could almost be described as miniature pieces of theatre in...
Review: Little Black Book, Park Theatre
I was very excited to have my first experience at Park Theatre, the brainchild of Artistic Director Jez Bond. The converted office block just a 30-second w...
