Review: The Brink, Orange Tree Theatre
Brad Birch’s new play The Brink picks you up and shakes you. It challenges you and then lingers long in your mind after you leave the theatre. It creates questi...
Lily Hayes
Review: Wilde Tales, The Space
Suitcase Civilians' current production; Wilde Tales, brings to life a series of short stories by Oscar Wilde. Adapted by Sepy Baghei, the show is an ensemble pi...
Review: The Crucible, King’s College London
Arthur Miller’s The Crucible may be one of the most frequently performed plays there is, meaning that any production of it will be met with high expectations. A...
Review: Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie, Greenwich Theatre
On first glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that the Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie is a show for children, but this explosion of fun can be enjoyed by ...
Review: Quiet Violence, Soho Theatre
The phrase ‘Quiet Violence’ is one coined by writer and performer Sophie Rose to describe all those little things we do to ourselves to make our lives just that...
Review: My Beautiful Black Dog, Southbank Centre
My Beautiful Black Dog discusses the topic of mental health exactly as it should be discussed. It is imperfect, fun and beautifully honest. Currently being perf...
Lily Hayes
Lily is a recent English Literature graduate living in Essex. A lover of both writing and theatre; she feels lucky to be able to combine the two whilst reviewing for AYT.