Review: Sigurd The Dragon Slayer, Tabard Theatre
The Tabard Theatre is a wonderfully intimate and welcoming space and Sigurd The Dragon Slayer is a fitting choice for their festive production. Aimed at childre...
Lydia Lakemoore
Review: Cinderella, Lyric Hammersmith
Pantomimes immediately welcome you into the spirit of Christmas. With catchy songs, brightly-coloured sets, and always a ‘happily ever after’, it's hard not to ...
Review: Beryl, Cast Theatre
Triumphantly delivered with energy and pride Beryl is a northern masterpiece. Let me begin by expressing how wonderfully refreshing it is to see regional theatr...
Review: Morgen und Abend, Royal Opera House
This newest opera by Georg Friedrich Haas can be described as little other than sombre. Embracing the idea of life and death, it tells of a character – Johannes...
Review: Gigi, Tabard Theatre
Last night I was treated to one of the most delightful shows I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Gigi is a play based on a French novel written in the early...
Review: The Rose of Jericho, Kings Head Theatre
The Rose of Jericho is the latest work by playwright Alex Martinez, and is a brutal and honest biography of an ex-army soldier. In the form of an aggressive and...
Lydia Lakemoore
After developing a fascination, initially with, regional theatre at a very young age I decided at 18 to study Acting at Arts Educational Schools London which only increased my, possibly unhealthy, obsession with writing and literature. I love seeing new and experimental theatre, and London has it in spades, but for me, you just can't beat the classics!