Review: Frankenstein, The Space
Frankenstein’s monster is recreated through a feminist perspective of Mary Shelley’s classic novel Frankenstein to celebrate its two-hundredth anniversary. The ...
Lara Domke
Review: Tiger, The Vaults
“Knock, knock – Who is there?” Who would have thought that the new flatmate of Alice (Stephanie Lane) and Oli (James Burton) is someone who is always dressed...
Review: Pluto, Barbican Theatre
What does it mean to be human? That is the core of the stage adaptation of the manga story Pluto. Set in a world with highly advanced robots, Pluto question...
Review: The Drill, Battersea Arts Centre
An alarm sounds. Light changes. These are the signals for another emergency drill training, which interrupts the daily life problems of the three characters in ...
Review: Hanna, Arcola Theatre
The stage is nearly empty, except for a chair and desk on a red carpet with a spiral pattern. A red-coloured spotlight shines light on the setting. A jug of wat...
Review: The Wolves of Willoughby Chase, Jack Studio Theatre
Stepping into the theatre space the atmosphere is already settled for a wintery mystery and adventure. The audience is placed outside a mansion on a late evenin...
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.