Review: Pinter Four: Moonlight/Night School, Harold Pinter Theatre
Harold Pinter is considered one of the greatest British playwrights of all time. Producing much of his work in the twentieth century, he wrote 29 full plays alo...
Jessica Handscomb
Review: Momma Golda, King’s Head Theatre
Thelma Ruby is a commendable 93 years old. She’s starred in countless West End Productions, worked with Judi Dench and Orson Welles, done everything from Shakes...
Review: Beauty and the Beast, King’s Head Theatre
Beauty and the Beast is a tale as old as time, almost quite literally, as the famous story of the girl locked away in a tower by a ferocious and unforgiving bea...
Review: Honour, Park Theatre
After premiering here at the National Theatre in 2003, then being revived at the Wyndham’s Theatre in 2006, Honour has found its way back to us at the Park Thea...
Review: Romeo & Juliet, Rose Playhouse
Romeo & Juliet is possibly the most over-told story of all time. At almost any given time in London, there is someone, somewhere, producing this play. At th...
Review: Stories, Dorfman Theatre
After her critically acclaimed Consent last year, which went on to transfer to the West End, Nina Raine has returned to the National Theatre with her new play, ...
Jessica Handscomb
Jessica was born and raised in North London, and studied English at Goldsmith's College, University of London. A life-long lover of theatre, books and the great outdoors, she is also a Spice Girls enthusiast, perpetual over-sleeper and lover of Italian food. Above all she loves to write, and hopes to build a career around this.