Review: Boys of Paradise, EGG
WorkSHOPERA has a unique brand of theatre that has the potential to both deconstruct and revitalise the world of opera and theatre. However, despite the vibranc...
Connie Stride
Review: A Man of Good Hope, Young Vic Theatre
Isango Ensemble’s stage adaptation of Jonny Steinberg’s novel A Man of Good Hope is a goose-bump inducing production that portrays brilliantly the true story of...
Review: Off The King’s Road, Jermyn Street Theatre
Neil Koenigsberg’s Off the King's Road is both a comic and poignant piece of theatre, which effortlessly captures what it is like to be lonely. Matt Browne (Mic...
Review: Christie in Love, Kings Head Theatre
Christie in Love, about serial killer John Christie, proved an interesting watch. Performed from the vantage point of the police, Christie in Love depicts some ...
Review: 1972: The Future of Sex, Shoreditch Town Hall
Wardobe Ensemble’s 1972: The Future of Sex is one of the most relatable pieces of theatre I have seen in a long time, its messages of sex, empowerment and gende...
Review: The Man in the Woman’s Shoes, Tricycle Theatre
Sublime in every way, The Man in the Woman’s Shoes is both hilarious and deeply moving with the most simple of story lines. Talent such as Mikel Murfi’s is rare...
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.