Review: Love On Trial
From the beginning, Love On Trial, Roe Lane’s adaptation of Malawian writer Stanley Kenani’s Caine Prize-nominated story, promises to be at least intriguing. A ...
Devawn Wilkinson
Review: Sour Lips
6 June 2011, 6pm: activist blogger Amina Arraf (aka A Gay Girl in Damascus) is kidnapped from the streets of the Syrian capital. So begins Omar El-Khairy's ...
Review: Dead on Her Feet
“I’m gonna fill these seats with the biggest losers in the world!” declares unscrupulous show promoter Mel Carny, eyes and smile widening as he pronounces t...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Submarine Show
If you like your sight gags simple and stunning, your laughs loud and your submarines, well, essentially non-existent, then The Submarine Show is one to watch. ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beside The Obvious
“How’s mum?” Daniel asks his brother for the third time, or maybe it’s the fourth, or then again, it could be the fifth time, or is it the first time after all?...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: An Audience with the Duke of Windsor
There is something beautifully and simply tragic about the regal wave, the Duke of Windsor notes, and he demonstrates with a slow and serene wave farewell, the ...
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.