Review: The Custard Boys
Now on at the Tabard Theatre, John Rae’s novel The Custard Boys has been adapted and directed by Glenn Chandler. Full of jolly schoolboys (rah-rah-rah) who ...
Imogen Sarre
Review: Someone To Blame
The performance of Someone To Blame at The King’s Head Theatre is part of the campaign to free Sam Hallam, aptly timed considering his appeal is this coming...
The Summer House
Self-evidently devised by the performers themselves, and ably directed by John Wright, The Summer House centres around a stag night in Iceland that goes horri...
Review: Purge
I left the Arcola Theatre’s performance of Sofi Oksanen’s Purge in a state of shock, the tension in my ribcage palpable. The play is about how the Estonian ...
Review: Adam Riches: Bring Me the Head of Adam Riches
Unlike other comedians, Riches’s material is not primarily observational humour; there is only the briefest smattering of crude sexual innuendos or vulgar s...
Review: Sleeping With Straight Men
As a heterosexual woman, I was most definitely not this play’s target audience (whatever the title might suggest). About a straight man (Lee) being proposit...
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.