4.0
Review: Fatty Fat Fat, The Other Room
Despite what the tinsel hangings and silver balloons may have you believe, this is not a celebration. It’s far too honest. Far more nuanced. You cannot summari...
Emma Robinson
4.0
4.0
Review: Birth, Richard Burton Theatre
The present unfolds, the past is revealed to be fragile and the future has to be written over, as Birth interweaves three generations of women and traces the t...
3.0
Review: Romantics Anonymous, Bristol Old Vic
Romance has a particular ‘look’, physique, voice and even vibe, which ruffled shirts, excessive sweating and an inclination to fainting don’t quite adhere to. ...
4.0
Review: Anansi and The Grand Prize, Bristol Old Vic
Enlivened with the spirit of carnival, the cast of Anansi and The Grand Prize embolden some and engage all with their energetic storytelling. They tell the mod...
4.0
Review: Burgerz, Bristol Old Vic
Everyone must see Burgerz. From a theatrical point of view, it is not only bending or breaking the boundaries between media, but deconstructing them i...
4.0
Review: Wild Swimming, Bristol Old Vic
The stage within Wild Swimming is a liminal space, within which time is constantly shifting and the actor-character distinction is fluid. It’s equall...
Emma Robinson
Emma is a college student, living near Wales. She is constantly questioned by her arty friends as to why she takes maths; and equally confusing to her maths teachers for aspiring to be involved in theatre. She tries to divide her time between her work with children that have special needs, never-ending revision and writing. And she has a surprising dislike for both coffee and tea.