Review: When Words Dictate, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
When Words Dictate had potential. Really, it did. The concept of the space between different translations as well as words being the vehicle for our communicati...
Lucy Ricketts
Review: The Complete History of Comedy, Lost Theatre
Sneaking into the theatre at the beginning of a show after running late is never a fun experience. No one wants to be the one that gets picked on in the audienc...
Review: Border Tales, Greenwich Dance
My experience of Border Tales was an indescribable one. How do you write a review on something that left you speechless? As part of the Royal Greenwich Festi...
Review: People Show 128: The Crypt Project, St Mary Magdalene Church
As soon as I was attacked with the all-pervasive smell of toast, I knew The Crypt Project was going to be a surreal one. Under the company of People Show and in...
Review: Origo Mundi, The Origin of the World, Platform Theatre
Central Saint Martins is possibly one of the prettiest London campuses I’ve had the pleasure to walk around, perhaps with the exception of King’s College London...
Review: Occasionally We Skype, Southbank Centre
Occasionally We Skype addresses on the all-pervasive concept that is highly popular within theatre: social media. It focuses on the migration of families from S...
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!