Review: Liliom, The Bread & Roses
"Roll up, roll up". The audience enters a world of fairground festivities. Originally written by Ferenc Molnár, Liliom is a story of a carousel barker who finds...
Josephine Ababio
Review: Gariné, Arcola Theatre
Gariné is full of light-hearted humour and is not your typical opera. It is an adaptation of the nineteenth century opera Leblebidji Hor Hor Aga, and is compose...
Review: The Stolen Inches, Carousel Theatre
Funny, witty and with serious undertones is what first comes to mind to describe The Stolen Inches. The play lasts for an about an hour and is based on a short ...
Review: Re:Play, Southbank Centre
Re:Play is a compilation of solo poetry performances by five poets based around the topic of race, identity and life experiences . The compilation hasn’t been d...
Review: World Factory, Young Vic
Interactive and thought-provoking are two words that can be used to describe World Factory, an immersive play directed by Zoë Svendsen and Simon Daw in collabor...
Review: Sense of an Ending, Theatre503
Sense of an Ending is a play based on the true story of an American journalist who went to Rwanda to prove the innocence of two nuns accused of war crimes. Char...
Josephine Ababio
My name is Josephine Ababio, I’m 22, I studied Drama, Applied Theatre and Education at the Central School of Speech and Drama. I’m a poet and have performed quite a few of my poems at events, conferences and open mics including Rich Mix, The Poetry Society and Keats House. I am also an aspiring playwright, director, composer and entrepreneur.