Review: Head Hand Head, Battersea Arts Centre
Head Hand Head: the mantra and the motion of the obsessive compulsive. From thought to action, internal anxiety is manifested - part-safety, part-affliction. La...
Devawn Wilkinson
Review: Karaoke, Battersea Arts Centre
Imagine a panic-stricken stream-of-consciousness calibrated into an auto-cue. Imagine looking into a fun-house mirror, with the way it takes what you know the...
Feature: INCOMING Preview – Bucket Club
It's been quite a year for Bucket Club, and to be honest, this new company's progress is a little enviable. Formed in May 2013, a gang of like-minded ...
Feature: Chris Thorpe – starting the conversation
“This is not an interview, this is a conversation,” asserts Chris Thorpe fervently, as I'm apologising for offering a stream of personal observations on his...
Feature: Brian Lobel’s ‘Purge’ – a space for dialogue
Would you let a panel of strangers choose your outfit in the morning? Or perhaps select your date for the evening? How about letting them make the call on w...
Review: Billy the Girl, Soho Theatre
Billy's back home after a year in prison and, whilst she's bright-eyed and beaming, her conversation a mishmash of motivational 'positive thinking' slogans, h...
Devawn Wilkinson
Devawn is a London-based writer, performance poet and aspiring theatre-maker. As a reviewer, she has written for A Younger Theatre, Theatre Royal Stratford East and Exeunt Magazine.