Review: The Masks of Aphra Behn, So and So Arts Club
So & So Arts Club is squirrelled away in a sedate mews five minutes walk from Bank station. The club is situated in charming Georgian house and once you ste...
Katie Walsh
Review: Chester Tuffnut, Polka Theatre
Chester Tuffnut isn't just any old treemole, but the only tree mole in existence. Residing in Woodland, Chester pesters all his inhabitants to accompany him on ...
Review: Faith Healer, Donmar Warehouse
My granny always told me to be wary when couples tell stories about each other. She said ‘There’ll be two sides of the story and somewhere in the middle there’l...
Review: Handle With Care, Dante or Die
Mountains of anonymous boxes, furniture, clothes, sentimental shirts and cans of aftershave - Handle With Care is a site specific play set in a series of storag...
Review: James and the Giant Peach, Polka Theatre
When having the opportunity to become immersed in a Roald Dahl tale, whether you are an adult or a child, the characters and the stories have the power to trans...
Review: My Friend Peter, Arts Theatre
We are greeted by a magical room that has been transformed to tell a special tale upon arrival to see My Friend Peter. The room above the Arts Theatre is an enc...
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.