Review: Dick Whittington, New Wimbledon Theatre
Hailing from Ireland, I had never come across the panto of Dick Whittington before. In my city it tended to just be Aladdin, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty in e...
Katie Walsh
Review: The Wind in the Willows, Rose Theatre Kingston
The moral tale at the heart of The Wind in the Willows is an important one for adults and children alike. Pushing your boundaries, stepping outside of your comf...
Review: Babe, the Sheep-Pig, Polka Theatre
The story of Babe, the Sheep-Pig is undoubtedly appealable to people of all ages, genders and walks of life. Whether you spent your childhood reading the books,...
Review: A Christmas Carol – As told by Jacob Marley (deceased), New Wimbledon Theatre
The tale of Ebenezer Scrooge is one of which most people are accustomed to, perhaps from reading the book, or having watched many the film adaption, which quite...
Review: Love, Sex and Apps, The Bread and Roses Theatre
The Tinder Game Tinder. Love. 2016. On the search for love in the present day is a difficult feat. Creeps, fakes, misleading bragging, who knows what you can...
Review: All My Sons, The Rose Theatre
The Keller House is one with white picket fencing, an immaculately kept house, with smiles, laughter and kisses. With a broken tree at the forefront o...
Katie Walsh
Katie hails from the West of Ireland where she has been encompassed by the Arts from a young age. With a Masters in Drama and theatre from NUIG, she has a varied background in theatre; on the stage, playing music or behind the scenes searching for missing props as a disgruntled stage manager. Other interests include telling endless anecdotes, spending time with her cats and cleaning London's canals.