Review: Happily Ever After, Greenwich Theatre
Happily Ever After is a simple show, with a simple message: love is love. Action Transport Theatre creates an amazing piece of theatre for children, inspired by...
Connie Stride
Review: Beau Brummell: An Elegant Madness, Jermyn Street Theatre
To sum this play up in one word is easy: it was dull. Mind-numbingly so. While the writing in Beau Brummell: An Elegant Madness is both clever and funny, and is...
Review: Holding the Man, Brockley Jack Studios
Holding the Man, a play by Tommy Murphy, adapted from Timothy Conigrave’s memoir, is one of the most beautiful love stories I have ever had the pleasure to beho...
Review: Catch Me, Arts Theatre
“Last week he was here and now he’s just not.” Catch Me, a new musical, encapsulates both brilliantly and tragically, the shattering effect suicide can have on ...
Review: Trumpageddon, Kings Head Theatre
Given the election’s outcome, this is perhaps the most difficult review I’ve ever had to write. Trumpageddon, written and performed by Simon Jay, is intended as...
Review: Spring and The Last Dance, The Theatre Room
Frontier Theatre Productions, founded by James Roose-Evans, is a theatre company that creates theatre for the older generation, otherwise known as the Third Age...
Connie Stride
Connie is an English Lit student at Kings College London and theatre enthusiast. The youngest of five children, she has never been afraid to get her opinion across, a trait that is very helpful for reviewing theatre.