Review: Don’t Look Down, King’s Head Theatre
The King’s Head Theatre on Upper Street is one of a series of venues which are playing host to Festival 46, a showcase of the best of new British writing. This ...
James Bell
Review: The Trial of Jane Fonda, The Park Theatre
The year is 1988, the setting Waterbury, Connecticut. Ronald Reagan is president and Jane Fonda, by then a double Oscar winner, was shooting Stanley and Iris op...
Review: Dinosaur Dreams, Etcetera Theatre
The most striking thing about Dinosaur Dreams, an original play by Will Adolphy, is its unflinching directness. Conceived in consultation with mental health pro...
Review: Adrift, InTRANSIT Festival
Adrift is, I would be willing to bet, one of the more unusual shows on offer this week. Taking place in a public walkway under the streets of South Kensington, ...
Review: People of the Eye, The Yard Theatre
As the audience clamber to their seats in the Yard Theatre’s charmingly erratic auditorium, a silent home movie plays on a loop in the background. We momentaril...
Review: Fridge, Etcetera Theatre
Just off Camden High Street, the tiny Etcetera Theatre played host this weekend to Blackout Creative Arts’ New Writing Weekend by showcasing a double bill of ne...
James Bell
James is a market researcher by day and an aspiring critic and reviewer by night. Having studied modern languages he is keen to see as much theatre and travel as widely as possible.