Review: The Screenwriter’s Daughter, Leicester Square Theatre
This evening I witnessed a piece of history, an untold piece of history, a heartbreaking piece of history. The Screenwriter's Daughter is factually based on the...
Lydia Lakemoore
Review: Outsiders, Cast Theatre
Outsiders is a play inspired and based on Camus's novel The Stranger ,or L’Etranger. The play focuses on two of the book's background characters, Marie and Suma...
Review: bloominautschwitz, Soho Theatre
bloominauschwitz is an intriguing one man play based on Joyce’s Ulysses. The story follows the tale’s pivotal character Leopold Bloom. We see him travel through...
Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Drayton Arms
The Wyrd Sisters Theatre Company was founded in 2013 with a goal to produce classical works with a twist. They often gender switched main characters aiming to c...
Review: Blood Wedding, Bread and Roses Theatre
Blood Wedding, based on a newspaper account of a wedding in Spain in 1928, shot Lorca to huge success in the world of the arts. The plot centres on a kind and h...
Review: My Children! My Africa!, Trafalgar Studios
This intimate three-hander centres around Mr M, played by Anthony Ofoegbu, a passionate teacher at the all-black school in ‘the location’, one of the segregated...
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!