Review: Oslo, National Theatre
You’d be forgiven for thinking that a 3-hour play about creation of The Oslo Accords might not be the most exciting. However, JT Rogers’ ‘intellectual thriller’...
Lucy Russell
Review: Ishq, Sadlers Wells
It is hard, almost impossible to review Ishq as a piece of theatre independent of the context from which is has come. Ishq is the first ever Sufi Anglo-Punjabi ...
Review: Octopus, Tara Arts
Can you measure ‘Britishness’? In the dystopian future in which Octopus is set, the government has decided it’s time to do just that. Set in an immigration wait...
Review: Back to Where, The Bread and Roses Theatre
Back to Where is the debut production from theatre company New Tricks and is a truly touching comedy drama which explores the reality of modern romance. The pla...
Review: Wet Bread, King’s Head Theatre
In Tom Glover’s Wet Bread, Morag Sims gives an incredible performance as the ‘every liberal’ Adele – a fiercely political individual who is anti-fracking, anti-...
Lucy Russell
I'm a born and bred Londoner, currently reading English at the University of Bristol. This means that when I'm not at the theatre, I spend most of my free time drinking copious amounts of tea, watching netflix and looking at Shakespeare memes.