Review: Pentecost, Cockpit Theatre
November 2014 marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, and one could reasonably argue that now is a good time to stage this ambitious producti...
Lily Levinson
Review: The Shipwrecked House, Canada Water Culture Space
The Shipwrecked House is a performance of poems from Claire Trévien’s debut collection of the same name. But trust Trévien, who has contributed to a whole load ...
Review: Insomnia, Park Theatre
Riotous Company is really interesting, as its post-show talk revealed. It has provocative and original thoughts about the purpose and power of theatre, and it's...
Review: The House That Will Not Stand, Tricycle Theatre
The only white man in Marcus Gardley’s The House That Will Not Stand is dead, which is a refreshing state of affairs. The seven black women who carry the story ...
Review: Teh Internet Is Serious Business, Royal Court Theatre
A giant ball pit is integral to the set of Teh Internet Is Serious Business. That’s probably the most important piece of information this review will convey. In...
Review: Seesaw, Unicorn Theatre
Seesaw has a running time of 40 minutes "followed by free play time in the sandpit". They got me. Fortunately, I think they also got the intended audience of un...
Lily Levinson
Lily Levinson graduated in 2013. She lives in London, and is currently working for the literary department of the Finborough Theatre.