Review: Night Alive, Brockley Jack Theatre
Walking into the Brockley Jack theatre, the stage is artfully dishevelled in a way that expertly reproduces a lonely, lived-in residence. Stacks of newspapers r...
Elinor Potts
Review: Voices from the Deep, Paperclip Theatre
Staged as part of the King’s Head Theatre’s Who Runs the World? season championing female playwrights, Voices from the Deep has the misfortune of landing on the...
Review: Mood Music, The Old Vic
Propelled by the anxious collision of psychological expression and repression, Mood Music interrogates the boundaries of creative ownership and the extent to wh...
Review: Rush, Pentire Street Productions
Burrowed under the arches of the Barons Court Theatre, Rush is a heady excursion through the trials of modern millennial life, exploring the intersections of te...
Elinor Potts
Elinor is a Comparative Literature student, Tutor and very occasional Bookseller. She can typically be found napping on a Megabus somewhere between South London and North Devon. When she's not snoozing, Elinor is either editing a poetry collection, applying for an unpaid internship or eating avocado toast with her mouth open.