Review: Femme Fatale, Wilton’s Music Hall
It’s 1968 at the Chelsea Hotel in New York, not that it’s obvious given that the set consists only of Andy Warhol’s Brillo boxes. The plot, its circumstances an...
Hilary Webb
Review: Asking for a Raise, The Space
A strange scene greets the audience as they sit themselves either side of the long stage Asking for a Raise occupies at The Space theatre this week. At first, y...
Review: A New and Better You, The Yard Theatre
“Make this a transformation story,” a social media expert demands of a young fitness star at the Yard Theatre this summer. “Success stories are aspirational,” h...
Review: Monogamy, Park Theatre
The world premiere of Torben Betts’ play Monogamy is set in a luxurious and fully functional kitchen, fit for a celebrity chef. This is lucky because the kitche...
Review: I am of Ireland, Old Red Lion Theatre
I’m not sure what I was expecting going into I am of Ireland, but when it opened as a cross-dressing musical I was pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately, it didn’...
Review: Consent, Harold Pinter Theatre
Going into a play called Consent, complete with trigger warnings about sexual assault outside, it comes as a surprise to discover that the play is somewhat of a...
Hilary Webb
Hilary Webb is a writer based just outside of London. She writes about culture and health and can be found blogging at: https://fictitiouslyhilary.wordpress.com/.