3.0
Review: Summer Rolls, Bristol Old Vic
Summer Rolls is commendably, and rather shockingly, the first British Vietnamese play to be staged in the United Kingdom. Fundamentally, it is a family drama, ...
Emma Robinson
3.0
4.0
Review: Amélie the Musical, Bristol Old Vic
A masterfully crafted piece of storytelling, Amélie the Musical’s characters are vividly and visually crafted through the unusually detailed descriptions in Na...
5.0
Review: One Night in Miami, Bristol Old Vic
'We’re not weapons, we’re men’. The balance between the necessity to voice the race struggle during the fraught 1960s American culture, and the awareness that ...
3.0
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Bristol Tobacco Factory Theatres
Tobacco Factory modernise this much-loved classic with its
gender bending and dystopian style performance; endeavouring to create a
political edge, whilst main...
3.0
Review: Blue, Chapter Arts Centre
Some plays may seem familiar; but the best are always the ones that should be done again. Blue definitely falls into both these categories. Studio spaces f...
4.0
Review: A Hundred Different Words for Love, Tobacco Factory Theatres
“As people we want to make real connections with audiences”, may seem like an empty statement used to fill up the beckoning bio; but for Tangram Theatre it rea...
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.