Review: Responsible Other
Responsible Other, written and directed by Melanie Spencer and on at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs, focuses on teenager Daisy as she battles with Lupus dis...
Imogen Sarre
Review: Venus/Mars
Patrice Etienne’s Venus/Mars joins a stream of new plays based around the monologic form, where monologues are injected with variety, insight and humour. In...
Review: Killing Romeo
The premise of Killing Romeo, a new piece by Jazz Martinez-Gamboa at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, has promise. The play explores the personal journeys two acto...
Review: The Lady From the Sea
The cast, distractingly poorly costumed and in a cheap set, are noticeably youthful from the off. Ibsen’s play, The Lady from the Sea, is a ponderous one, and...
Review: Dick Whittington Goes Bollywood
Tara Theatre’s Dick Whittington Goes Bollywood, written by Harvey Virdi (lyrics by Farrukh Dhondy) and directed by Jatinder Verma, is overtly adult-focused fr...
Review: King Lear
King Lear can seem like a one man show, everything instigated by the mistakes of the self-deposed monarch and the play’s success entirely hinging on the lead’...
Imogen Sarre
Imogen Sarre founded and manages theatre reviewing sites based in Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Durham and up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She blogs and reviews theatre, is a script reader for Theatre 503, and currently does digital marketing at Ambassador Theatre Group.