Review: Calculating Kindness, Camden People’s Theatre
George Price is an intriguing figure. Originally a staunch atheist, he married then divorced a Catholic woman before undergoing an intense religious conversion....
Laura Peatman
Review: Minor Delays, Soho Theatre
Minor Delays was one of the toasts of the Edinburgh Fringe last year, with stars a-plenty and a bright future predicted for this sketch comedy trio. Now the sho...
Review: The Rolling Stone, Orange Tree Theatre
Chris Urch’s Bruntwood award-winning second play is an example of an excellent script translated into a stunning performance by truly fine acting – no gimmicks,...
Review: Holy Mackerel!, Sir John Mills Theatre
For this year’s Christmas show, the Eastern Angles have teamed up with Shanty Theatre from the south west for a caper inspired by a fishing dispute of 1896 – it...
Review: The Blues Brothers Xmas Special, Arts Theatre
In October, several media outlets reported the story of a woman being ejected from a performance of The Bodyguard for singing obnoxiously and disturbing the sho...
Review: The Bogus Woman, Omnibus
This production of The Bogus Woman was first seen at Keswick’s Theatre by the Lake, and audiences around the country have now had the opportunity to see the sho...
Laura Peatman
Laura is an English graduate, tea drinker and theatre blogger. She currently works as the press officer for RADA, as well as reviewing and sub-editing for A Younger Theatre and running her own blog.