Review: Seth Rudetsky’s Deconstructing Broadway, Leicester Square Theatre
For those who are not familiar with Seth Rudetsky or his work, it’s hard to sum it all up in a few sentences. Having grown up studying classical piano, Seth has...
Jemma Anderson
Review: Marry Me A Little, St James Theatre Studio
In the intimate cabaret venue of the St. James Theatre Studio, another of Sondheim’s revues is making its mark. Marry Me a Little is made up of Sondheim’s ‘lost...
Review: Pacific Overtures, The Union Theatre
As one of Sondheim’s lesser-known musicals, Pacific Overtures is rare in its performance style. By incorporating Japanese forms of theatre such as kabuki and no...
Review: Rock The Ballet, Peacock Theatre
Rock the Ballet has one intention: to blend classical ballet with a bass-heavy soundtrack and all manner of other dance styles, aiming it at those who enjoy the...
Review: A Catered Affair, London Theatre Workshop
Whilst Harvey Fierstein’s Newsies and Kinky Boots are enjoying big successes in New York, London lacks a touch of the writer’s flair. With this in mind, London ...
Review: Flash Mob, Peacock Theatre
Over the last few years, the rise in dance reality shows has almost taken over our TV screens. From Strictly Come Dancing, to Got to Dance via Britain’s Got Tal...
Jemma Anderson
Jemma is currently studying Drama, Theatre and Performance at Roehampton University. Between studying and reading about theatre, she also watches and reviews as Editor-in-chief of the Drama Department's newspaper, The Call.