2.0
Review: Get Your Life Back
Another year, another Edinburgh Fringe. This year, however, we can watch a whole host of fringe theatre from the comfort of our homes with the Edinburgh Fringe...
George Collins
2.0
5.0
Review: Champions, himheranditproductions
Champions elegantly undoes the threads of
homophobia in a family unit through recordings of Andreas Constantinou’s
mother, father and therapist. This tale of r...
4.0
Review: Swimming, The White Bear
Swimming is a striking new play which asks us how queer men recontextualise their masculinity beyond a heteronormative standard with all the sensuality of pull...
3.0
Review: Am I A Terrible Person, Brighton Fringe
Listen to the audio review of Am I A Terrible Person here. The work is marked with an onslaught of intrusive thoughts, tracked by
the clicking of a hamster ...
4.0
Review: Nightfall, White Bear Theatre
Listen to the audio review of Nightfall here. Nightfall is an insightful nosedive into the dangers of Incel ideology and how online radicalisation incr...
4.0
Review: How to Hug, The Vaults/Frumpish Theatre
In St James’ park, almost a year ago, I reviewed a version of How to Hug where the pandemic was easing into a summer lul. I could not have imagined that follow...
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.