Brighton Fringe Review: Wonderland, Dukebox Theatre
The Atlas Movement Theatre have condensed Alice’s exciting experience inside the rabbit hole into a 20-minute drama which is even more rapid than a hasty REM dr...
Madeline Weng
Brighton Fringe Review: Brewers Fayre, Brighton Media Centre
You don’t often hear 40 people asking an actor in unison: “Are you married?” No they aren’t brainwashed, or hypnotised. Scottish playwright David Greig has h...
Brighton Festival Review: Tomorrow, Brighton Dome
What would you do, if you were already late on your way to the hospital, if an elderly person suddenly grasped at your legs? Further, what would you do once you...
Brighton Fringe Review: Flush, The Old Market
It’s not easy to write a review about a show that doesn’t register on any online search engine, but the opportunity can be both oddly restricting libe...
Brighton Fringe Review: Tea at Five, The Warren
(3/5 Stars) Tea at Five is a one-woman show about the life of legendary stage and screen star Katharine Hepburn. The Old Joint Stock Theatre Company at The ...
Madeline Weng
Madeline Weng is currently studying for a Master in Journalism and Media Studies at the University of Sussex. She is a part-time Chinese-English translator, and used to work for New Economy (a Chinese economic journal), and did part-time photography for that’s PRD (an expat magazine in China). She is a bookworm, a museum-goer and a couchsurfer.