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Review: When Darkness Falls, Park Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. It’s been three years since my last visit to the
Park Theatre, and I am warmly welcomed on my return, albeit with a rather...
Kim Southey
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Review: Daddy Issues, Camden Fringe
Listen to the audio review of Daddy Issues here. Daddy Issues is a dark comedy exploring the life of Natalia, a struggling artist
who makes her living thro...
4.0
Review: Sisters of Charity, The Lion and Unicorn
Listen to the audio review of 'Sisters of Charity' here. Set in the notorious Bessborough Mother
and Baby home in Cork, Sisters of Charity shares an insight...
4.0
Review: Coronavirus: A Great British Farce, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Listen to the audio review of 'Coronavirus: A Great British Farce' here. It’s my first time back at the Hen and
Chickens since Covid and I am thrilled to se...
3.0
Review: PNOC.io, Camden People’s Theatre
Listen to the audio review of PNOC.io here PNOC. io is a digital interactive theatre experience presented by Chronic Insanity at Camden People’s Theatre. Up...
4.0
Review: Every Seven Years, Jack Studio Theatre
Listen to the audio review of Every Seven Years here Every Seven Years is a coming-of-age drama that plays with the idea that our bodies are reborn every se...
Kim Southey
Kim is a writer of plays and political poetry, and a director. She runs her own stage school and youth theatre company, and spends most of her days off tidying up dog biscuits after her chihuahua, Billy.