3.0
Review: The Hired Hand, Hull Truck Theatre
The Hired Man, Melvyn Bragg and Howard Goodall’s 1985 musical about – unsurprisingly – a hired hand and his family in early twentieth century Cumbria has been ...
Hannah Hobson
3.0
5.0
Review: Walking Towards Ithica, Hull Truck Theatre
The concept of Walking Towards Ithica is very simple, It is a man sat at a desk talking about a walk he went on post-Brexit. I'll admit, it doesn't sound like ...
5.0
Review: Burn the Witch, Hull Truck Theatre
Whatever I expect to see when I arrive at Katie Norris and Sinead Parker’s comedy show, I can safely say that Burn the Witch is not it. One part satirical, one...
4.0
Review: Paragon Dreams, Hull Truck Theatre
Paragon Dreams is precisely what its title invokes. It drifts dreamlike through spoken word sequences and creative technical expression. In many ways, it expre...
4.0
Review: Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis, Stephen Joseph Theatre
It’s safe to say that that Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis is exactly as bizarre as it’s prosaic title might suggest. The set up is familiar, a significant...
5.0
Review: Us Against Whatever, Hull Truck Theatre
I don’t think I’m alone in saying I’m sick to death of hearing about Brexit. When the brash opening of Us Against Whatever ricochets across Hull Truck’s audito...
Hannah Hobson
Hannah is a playwright and novelist based out of Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire. In 2019 she graduated from Keele University with a BA in English with Creative Writing. She is currently working an office job but still finds time to read, write and haunt the auditoriums of all the local theatres.