Review: The Wunderkammer, Natural History Museum
The improvisation group Do Not Adjust Your Stage performed their latest show The Wunderkammer at one of the Natural History Museum late night openings. The i...
Grace Watts
Review: The Generation of Z, Dept W
If you're a fan of The Walking Dead then you will absolutely love The Generation of Z. This site-specific and immersive experience is set in 2015 London, where ...
Review: Gypsy, Savoy Theatre
Gypsy at the Savoy Theatre is astonishing. It is so impressive it even received a standing ovation before the end of the show! Director Jonathan Kent keeps the ...
Review: Stasis, White Bear Theatre
A naive spaceship stowaway becomes a hero when the systems fail and the crew of the ship are incapacitated. Her only choice is to put them in cryogenic capsules...
Review: Wasted, Southwark Playhouse
Wasted by Kate Tempest was the perfect choice for Southwark Playhouse's Young Company to perform. The Young Company is a dynamic group of 14-25 year olds who tr...
Review: WINK, Theatre503
WINK at Theatre 503 is a superb production. Playwright Phoebe Eclair-Powell's story depicts the lives of a young boy, Mark, and his older role model, Mr John Ma...
Grace Watts
Grace graduated from East 15 Acting School with a BA Hons in Acting and works as an actress. Working with companies such as the MET Film school and The Menagerie Theatre Company has inspired Grace's love of new writing. Grace lives in London and loves theatre which picks out the details of life.