Review: Screwed, Theatre 503
Luce (played by Eloise Joseph) and Charlene (Samantha Robinson) are a killer duo. It’s the morning after the night before, and they’re working together in a met...
Bethany Dickinson
Review: Crystal Me, Hackney Showroom
Developed by the Barbican Centre and mentored by Lea Anderson and Lindsey Kemp, Crystal Me is billed as a cross-arts happening at the warehouse space of Hackney...
Review: Airswimming, Bread and Roses Theatre
Airswimming is the debut play of Charlotte Jones. A two-hander, it shows a couple of mentally unstable ladies in a 1920s mental institution. The action takes pl...
Review: You, Me and the Distance Between Us, Hive Dalston
You, Me and The Distance Between Us is a personal look at the recent humanitarian crisis and our attempts to justify our actions as a society. A one-woman sh...
Review: Ragtime the Musical, Bishopsgate Institute
Ahrens and Flaherty’s musical Ragtime is a tribute to that style of music and the culture that existed around its establishment. Based on the 1975 novel by E.L....
Review: Four Corners, Lyric Hammersmith
An original piece of music, dance and storytelling, Four Corners is a debut from inclusive theatre company, Blink Dance Theatre. Spanning less than an hour, wit...
Bethany Dickinson
A graduate of Musical Theatre, I'm an avid reader of non-fiction and go to the theatre at least once a week. You can also catch me working behind the bar at Southwark Playhouse and Kings Cross Theatre!