4.0
Review: Unquiet Slumbers: The Haunting of Emily Bronte, Brighton Fringe
Unquiet
Slumbers: The Haunting of Emily Bronte does not leave too much to the imagination with its name. This is a two
hander that follows Wuthering Heights’s ...
Liam Offord
4.0
4.0
Review: To Have and To Hold, Brighton Fringe
In some ways, responding to the laconic To Have and To Hold with words feels counter intuitive. This piece from Sketch Dance Company is a mix of physical th...
3.0
Review: Part of That World, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
One person is leaving, another is hurt trying to stop them. That’s the crux of Part of That World, even if that description removes the artistry, and the weird...
4.0
Review: Off Peak, Live Theatre
One of the most enjoyable aspects of Live Theatre’s 10 Minutes to Call Home series has been the consistent display of talented women, and Off Peak continues th...
5.0
Review: Ram of God, Brighton Fringe Festival
Picture the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen, and then lace
that memory with every psychedelic drug you can think of, now you might be
close to the territory Ra...
4.0
Review: Invisible Boundaries, Live Theatre
For the most of Invisible Boundaries, it’s easy to forget that this performance is being shown on screen. The short follows Kelly (Jackie Edwards) and Ryan...
Liam Offord
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Liam is a playwright who studied Creative Scriptwriting (MA) at the University of East Anglia, graduating in 2017. He has worked in Norwich and on the South Coast, and if he’s not at the theatre then he’s invariably at a gig somewhere.