Review: Burgerz, Hackney Showroom
Travis Alabanza speaks from the heart. They open Burgerz with a short story about how someone threw a burger at them on Waterloo Bridge and shouted “tranny” in ...
Charlotte Irwin
Review: POT, Stratford Circus Arts Centre
As you wait for POT to begin, a mist hangs in the air and around the brown-tinged set. This flat has patched up floors, a faded sofa, a grimy radiator and clutt...
Review: The Outsider, The Print Room at the Coronet
Albert Camus’s 1942 novel L’Etranger follows Meursault, whose mother dies, and who then kills an Arab man on the beach just because the sun was in his eyes. It ...
Review: Eastern Star, Tara Theatre
Eastern Star looks back to Burma’s 1988 revolution, comparing the viewpoints of a British Journalist and a Burmese Human Rights lawyer who reveals himself as “a...
Review: There But For The Grace Of God (Go I), Soho Theatre
Adam Walsh – no – Adam Welsh is an actor. An actor who found that when he Googles himself, the top result is a six-year-old who was murdered in 1981 in LA. It m...
Review: Breathe, Bunker Theatre
Breathe begins calmly, speeds up, overlaps, hits you in the face, and…reminds you that life can get out of control sometimes. Breathe follows three different...
Charlotte Irwin
Charlotte has just completed an MA in Magazine Journalism at City, University of London. She now freelances, specialising in arts and culture. When she's not writing she likes to escape London and discover other cultures.