4.0
Review: Works, Sadler’s Wells
I find it really interesting when shows allow you to imagine who the characters may be, what their relationships are like, and what is happening to them. ...
Joana Brito
4.0
5.0
Review: Nosedive, Barbican
Everything is vibrant and exciting about this show. It is a journey shared between the audience and the performers, a collaborative hope that everything will b...
Review: Miss Revolutionary Idol Berserker, Barbican Centre
I believe that in theatre, just as in life, you cannot force other people to feel the things you want them to feel. You can’t impose moods, points of view or fe...
Review: Taylor Mac, Hackney Empire
Wow! It’s really hard to find the words to describe this show. First of all, because it is not exactly a show, nor is it a concert. It is a beautiful sharing of...
Review: Beckett In London: The End, Print Room
The most remarkable aspect of this show is the direct communication with the audience and the eye contact that the actor, Conor Lovett, is constantly keeping wi...
Review: Words, Words, Words, Leicester Square Theatre
Less is more, and Lowri Amies proves it. Words, Words, Words is a scream of despair; it is a brutally honest one-hour sharing; it is an act of courage and kindn...
Joana Brito
Joana is a Portuguese actress, currently living and working in London. She is an intern in the theatre company [Foreign Affairs] and is looking forward to starting her own projects in the future. Her dream is to devise theatre with different communities all over the world.