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Review: The Origin of Carmen Power, The Southbank Centre
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George Collins
3.0
3.0
Review: I Was Naked, Smelling of Rain, Southbank Centre
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4.0
Review: Tales from the Front Lines…and other stories, Talawa Theatre
In these first two episodes of Tales from the Front Line...and other stories, Talawa Theatre creates a historical imprint of the efforts of British black women...
4.0
Review: Nomad, Greenwich Theatre
Nomad is a screamingly raw portrayal of institutionalisation and homelessness - delivered straight from a soul with direct experience. Nell Hardy monologue...
4.0
Review: Fibres, Citizens Theatre
Fibres may well be one of the most emotionally driven
political plays I have ever experienced. Frances Poet’s writing is intricately
layered and centred around...
4.0
Review: The Poltergeist, The Southwark Playhouse
While his writing of The Poltergeist is nowhere near as unhinged as Tender Napalm, Philip Ridley brings us an enthralling new play following our loose-cannon p...
George Collins
George Collins is a student of Drama and English based in London. When they are not reviewing or studying the arts, they'll be directing student theatre containing plentiful physical theatre and writing gritty short stories.