Review: Superman, VAULT Festival
In an explosion of gig-theatre, cringey ‘first time’ stories and slut-shaming, Superman provides a colourful and empowering account of the experiences teens ex...
Estelle Homerstone
3.0
Review: Too Pretty to Punch, VAULT Festival
“A transgender warrior changes the world with nothing but a banjo and a killer pair of leather trousers”. Edalia Day’s piece Too Pretty to Punch creates its ow...
3.0
Review: Chyna, VAULT Festival
Not a single word spoken, just a 15-year-old girl, a dance floor and her teacher. Chyna takes audiences on a documentary-style insight into the life of young C...
5.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
With a shows team bringing together the minds of Scott Graham, Kathy Burke and Sally Abbott, you know that you are in for a spectacle when seeing what they hav...
4.0
Review: The Musical of Musicals, Bridewell Theatre
Have you ever wondered what a performative PowerPoint of history’s most famous musical theatre composers would look like, all tied in with song, dance and a ch...
3.0
Review: NOTCH, VAULT Festival
Ever wondered what would happen if the thoughts of a lost, travelling European girl manifested themselves and led you on a journey through poverty and xenophob...
Estelle Homerstone
Estelle is a third year Drama student at Queen Mary University of London, where she plans to graduate from and enter a career in acting. She spends as much time as she can embracing the theatre that London has to offer, whether that be working front of house in the West End’s most acclaimed venues, or returning endlessly to her favourite shows for a taste of theatre nostalgia. She has a passion for feminist writing and provocative, new, innovative work, and is sucker for anything musical!