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...
Carla Turner
Review: The Other Plans
I discover The Colour House Theatre in amongst Merton Abbey Mills, a distinct and intriguing market place in Tooting. I wonder why I've never been here befo...
Review: Immercity’s Crashed
I stand in line waiting to be 'checked'. The checking takes the form of a plastic torch with no light source being 'shone' into my eyes at the same time that a ...
Review: Silent Partners
Silent Partners opens with direct contact from Jonathon Gibson. He plays Eric Bentley, the American academic and critic whose relationship with Bertolt Brecht i...
Review: Our Country’s Good
Timberlake Wertenbaker's play has been a landmark for a huge number of actors and students in the past 20 years or so. Having performed in the production tw...
Review: The Act
Gavin Dobson’s illustrations are what I take in first and foremost as I make way to my seat. They consist of monochrome, pop art-style cartoons and hint towards...
