Review: You Have A Match, The Bread and Roses Theatre
Two best friends. Online dating nightmares. A-coming-of-terms-story of friendship and love in You Have A Match.
Two Girls and a Bottle of Savvy B: These are An...
Lara Domke
Review: Used To Be Blonde, Sadler’s Wells
41 bodies move as one. That is Used To Be Blonde: a skilful and professional, emotionally and physically demanding dance performance which unites the young d...
Review: Under The Skin, The Old Red Lion Theatre
How can one of the darkest hours of history be faced? How can it be told if remembering is unbearable, yet essential? The past and the present merge in Yonat...
Review: Talos II, The Bread & Roses Theatre
Talos, a giant in the Greek mythology, is the name taken for London’s first science fiction theatre festival. Founded in 2015, Talos returns now with 12 new pla...
Review: Old Fools, Southwark Playhouse
A shadow play of memories. That is Tristan Bernays’ Old Fools presented at the Southwark Playhouse for its world premiere. It focuses on the couple Tom (Mark Ar...
Review: Nest, The Vaults
A messy council flat. That is the only description needed for the couple Jade (Charlotte Jane Higgins) and Liam (Arthur McBain). It is their sanctuary, their ne...
Lara Domke
Lara is an emerging theatre-maker especially interested in the mind and the gap between the body. Therefore, she writes and performs (self-)consciously. She is about to finish her BA Performance studies at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2018. Crossing the borders to go home to Germany and on holiday, she also loves travelling from the real world.