Review: Ivy and Joan
The Jermyn Street Theatre is a hidden gem: just seconds from the big, brash lights of Piccadilly Circus, this neat little venue is tucked between the shops and ...
Laura Peatman
Review: Billy the Kid: A Panto Western, Rosemary Branch Theatre
The Charles Court Opera company has built a reputation over the last few years for creating one of the funniest pantomimes in London, and their eighth ‘boutique...
Review: Run, New Diorama Theatre
Many of us in the arts will bemoan an unpaid internship with the prospect of a low-paid job at the end of it, if at all. But what’s it like at the other end of ...
Review: Memphis the Musical, Shaftesbury Theatre
In a small flurry of transatlantic transfers – hot on the heels of Here Lies Love and The Scottsboro Boys – Tony-award winning Memphis the Musical is the latest...
Review: The Murderettes – Murder Mystery Comedy, Phoenix Artist Club
Of all the weird and wonderful guises under which improv comedy can be presented, a murder mystery sounds like a brilliant idea – we all love a game of Cluedo, ...
Review: Macbeth, Barbican Centre
Controversial South African director Brett Bailey and his company clash cultures together at the Barbican this month as they present Verdi’s Macbeth, reimagined...
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.