Review: Fallen Angels, Rose Theatre Kingston
The plot of Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels is blissfully simple. Two self-proclaimed ‘happily’ married wives have their faith in their loyalty to their husbands,...
Hannah Tookey
Review: Fiji Land, Southwark Playhouse
Fiji Land may have been groundbreaking at the time of its first reading in 2007, shortly after the Guantanamo Bay revelations. Seven years on, though, and a...
Review: Women of Twilight, White Bear Theatre
Baby farming and the ill treatment of young children is certainly a topical issue, as director Jonathan Rigby rightly comments in the programme. Since the trage...
Review: In Doggerland, New Diorama Theatre
Tom Morton-Smith’s new play In Doggerland, is a tentative step towards exploring the lasting effects of organ donation – both the emotional upheaval facing ...
Review: Memories of Suburbia, Battersea Arts Centre
Will Dickie’s solo show, Memories of Suburbia, packs a powerful emotional punch which is unexpected from a performance that lasting a mere 35 minutes. Attenti...
Review: Routes
Rachel De-lehay’s latest play doesn’t reveal anything we didn’t already know; a harsh and unfair immigration system devoid of all concern for emotional ties o...
Hannah Tookey
Hannah is a freelance theatre and film producer with a slightly worrying addiction to coffee and travel. A graduate of Warwick University, she's worked with the RSC, NYT, and Many Rivers Productions, amongst others.