Review: Last Of The Boys, Southwark Playhouse
There is something very cinematographic about this show. It feels like you are witnessing the shooting of an American blockbuster series. The set, by Max Dorey,...
Joana Brito
Review: The Country Wife, Theatro Technis
First of all, it is important to note that the choice of this text and all its demands represent a challenge that is bigger than what this group of actors can a...
Review: Punching the Sky, Soho Theatre
“Wasn’t expecting that.” That is what Lizi Patch answered when asked “What words will the audience use to describe your show?” And it is true. Punching the S...
Review: I Love My Love, Tabard Theatre
Tabard Theatre is a very cosy, beautiful venue, the perfect size for this play. When you enter the room the set is already promising something simple. You can c...
Review: The Best of BE Festival, Barbican
The Best of BE festival, as the name indicates, consists of a presentation of the shows that were considered by the audience to be the best of the 2015 BE festi...
Review: Henry V, Middle Temple Hall
This production of Henry V by Antic Disposition is a snapshot of the past. The minute you enter Middle Temple Hall you are transported into a faraway century. T...
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.