Review: The Wild At Heart, HTH Arts Centre
My boyfriend turns to look at me, giving me a look that says ‘where the hell are we going?’, and I have to agree. Crouch End is literally Mordor. Tucked away in...
Lucy Ricketts
Review: Playground, Old Red Lion Theatre
The interval lights came up and I heard a woman say, "well I have no idea what’s going on, what the relationships are, who’s killed who – but I love it!" I feel...
Review: The Great Gatsby, Greenwich Theatre
The Great Gatsby is one of my favourite novels of all time. Its inherent despair, the struggling relationships, and that never-ending desire to reach the Americ...
Review: Showstopper! The Improvised Musical, Apollo Theatre
I’m not the first one to admit that improvised drama scares me. It’s one of the hardest things to do; combine that with singing, dancing and making sure that th...
Review: James Freedman: Man of Steal, Trafalgar Studios
Don’t be fooled – Man of Steal isn’t about a man in blue spandex flying around the theatre. This one-man show promises to delight, entertain and inform through ...
Review: Son of Man, Bread and Roses Theatre
If I had to describe Son of Man in one word, it would be shouting. An unbelievable amount of shouting. Considering the space we were in (a small room above a pu...
Lucy Ricketts
I’m a first-year King’s College London student studying English Language and Literature. Born and bred in Devon, my first year up here has consisted mainly of realising there is more to life than farms. I hope to continue seeing more theatre and expanding my knowledge as much as possible!