NEWS: Norfolk and Norwich Festival 2016 launches
The programme for a performing and visual arts festival taking place across Norfolk and Norwich has launched. The Norfolk and Norwich Festival celebrates per...
Emma Minihan
Review: The Birthday Party, Norwich Playhouse
London Classic Theatre's revival of The Birthday Party makes for a funny and chilling evening. The pairing of comedy and unsettling drama is not a natural one, ...
Review: Birdheart, Norwich Puppet Theatre
Birdheart has been co-commissioned by VisionIntoArt and National Sawdust's curator in resident program. It is created and performed by Julian Crouch and Saskia ...
Review: Teddy, Southwark Playhouse
Electric and pulsing, Teddy is a flash of a show with two perfectly pitched anti-heroes and a swinging soundtrack. Credit is due across the board for the cre...
Review: The Beaux’ Stratagem, National Theatre
Initially I was somewhat sceptical of seeing The Beaux’ Stratagem; on the surface it looked to be another standard middle-class male hunt for the prettiest and ...
Review: Gods Are Fallen and All Safety Gone, Camden People’s Theatre
Gods Are Fallen and All Safety Gone is a gentle exploration of a mother and daughter relationship, played with deftness and tact by Sean Campion (Mother) and Sc...
