Review: The Desire Machine, Brunel Tunnel Shaft
Theatre can take all sorts of shapes and sizes and be performed in many different areas. That’s one of the things I love about the arts – you can find great wor...
Daniel Perks
Review: Between the Sheets: An Intimate Cabaret, London Wonderground
Not enough shows happen in circus tents. The traditional idea of a circus, complete with elephants and lions and horses has become all but extinct. Today’s audi...
Review: You’ll Be Sorry When I’m Gone, Bread and Roses Theatre
Simon Vickery writes a series of three short plays that all deal with death – one about mourning a lost loved one, one about remembering one recently passed and...
Review: As Is, Trafalgar Studios
It’s strange to think that in today’s society, AIDS could ever be described as a ‘gay man’s disease’. Or that you could contract it by touching another afflicte...
Review: Now This Is Not The End, Arcola Theatre
Does your family history define you as a person, even though you’re not aware of the events that your predecessors lived through? Rosie (Jasmine Blackborow) is ...
Review: We Want You To Watch, National Theatre
Pornography. In today’s society it’s everywhere. The volume of pornography available to cater for both sexes and a myriad of tastes is nowadays considered norma...
Daniel Perks
I'm a mid-20s Northerner that moved to London a few years ago… It just seemed like an easy decision to come and live in one of the most vibrant and cultured cities in the world. Plus, I love the theatre, so in England there isn’t anywhere else to compare really. When I’m not reviewing the theatre you can most likely find me in a coffee shop or a bar with friends taking full advantage of what London has to offer! I love trying new places and often write about new restaurants or bars I’ve been to online. I also love all kinds of music, so try and go to concerts or gigs when I can (all this socialising in London is expensive!).