3.0
Review: Ramping Up: Scratch, Homegrown Festival: Occupy
A full festival of zeitgeist topics, comedy and honest opinions in the form of theatre, Homegrown Festival: Occupy takes over the Battersea Arts Centre for fou...
Madeline Lee
3.0
4.0
Review: Intra Muros, Park Theatre
Intra Muros takes you on a journey, from what starts as a fairly ordinary plot, into a highly intriguing and multi-faceted story. This narrative then projects ...
3.0
Review: Circa, Old Red Lion Theatre
Circa follows the life of a nameless character referred to as Mr Man and his desperation to find a monogamous relationship, despite the fact he is gay in the t...
3.0
Review: The Twilight Zone, The Ambassadors Theatre
A slick and clever take on the popular TV series The Twilight Zone, this show is deeply rooted in the unnaturalistic world of sci-fi, where aliens and magic po...
1.0
Review: Disturbing the Dust, Etcetera Theatre
Etcetera Theatre’s Disturbing the Dust has a plot that vaguely resembles Toy Story while hinting at an ongoing war outside, but what is the actual message or m...
3.0
Review: The Murdér Express, Pedley Street Station
An immersive and interactive full dining experience with the classic ‘whodunnit’ plot line. The Murdér Express takes us back to 1920s London, where women are w...
Madeline Lee
Maddy is currently studying to gain her BA (Hons) in Professional Musical Theatre and Professional Dance at Bird College Conservatoire for Dance and Musical Theatre, scheduled to graduate in July 2019. She hopes to pursue a career in theatre as a performer, but is excited about all the opportunities this industry offers. Maddy has had a strong passion for all theatre from a young age and has been brought up seeing operas, plays, ballets and musicals, the latter being her favourite. She started with ‘A Younger Theatre’ in September 2018 and is thrilled to join the team and put her love of theatre to use.