Review: Snow White, Sadler’s Wells
Whether it’s the traditional fairytale by the Brothers Grimm, or Disney’s 1937 film adaptation, we are all familiar with the classic narrative of Snow White and...
Emily May
Review: Women Redressed, Arcola Theatre
Women Redressed is a festival of theatrical brainstorming, combining the work of up-and coming-playwrights with that of more established writers. It is a progra...
Review: Dissonance, Camden People’s Theatre
As the lights dim in the intimate venue of Camden People’s Theatre, three actors enter the space and stare at the audience. Faint smirks are visible on their fa...
Review: Golgota, Sadler’s Wells
As we enter the theatre, a performer dressed in chorister’s robes repetitively enters and exits the performance space, on each entry lighting a candle placed on...
Review: The Box, The London Palladium
There can be certain scepticism amongst theatre goers surrounding companies or acts that arise as a product of popular television talent competitions, a snobber...
Emily May
Emily May is currently studying for a degree in Contemporary Dance at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. As well as performing and choreographing, she reviews contemporary dance, theatre and art on her own blog (www.abohemianinlondon.wordpress.com) and was recently part of the reviewing team for Resolution festival 2016. Emily has a wide variety of cultural interests, including European art, literature and history.