Review: You Tweet My Face Space, Theatre N16
The fast pace and satire of You Tweet My Face Space make it a very funny show to watch. The show makes the (admittedly not very original) observation that we ar...
Lily Hayes
Review: In/Out (A Feeling), The Hope Theatre
The dark themes explored in the script and direction of In/Out (A Feeling) possess such a level of authenticity, it is only once you leave the theatre that they...
Review: The Art of Laughter, Shaw Theatre
The Art of Laughter is a masterclass in physical acting that explores the cause and effect of laughter. Written and performed by Jos Houben, the hour-long solil...
Review: Bewitchment on Black Ice, Landor Theatre
Going to a show on ice around the festive period is a popular choice, but there is a reason why these shows are performed in large arenas or ice rinks. Bewitchm...
Review: Mirror, Mirror: A Snow White Pantomime, King’s Head Theatre
Charles Court Opera’s annual “boutique” pantomime has become legendary in North London. Having eight sold out years under their belt, they have returned this ye...
Review: A Christmas Carol, Rose Theatre
There is something about the Rose Theatre that truly exudes charm. On arrival to watch the theatre’s new production of A Christmas Carol, I was enchanted by the...
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.