4.0
Review: The Croft, Cambridge Arts Theatre
The Croft is a dark and haunting tale of love and loss, framed beautifully against the rugged backdrop of the Scottish highlands. The story follows Laura, a yo...
Maria Cleasby
4.0
3.0
Review: Band of Gold, Cambridge Arts Theatre
It’s the early 90’s and the monochrome cityscape gradient of the sliding backdrop suggests an industrial revolution setting. Suspicions are confirmed as the ha...
4.0
Review: God of Carnage, Cambridge Arts Theatre
God of Carnage is the very epitome of a kitchen-sink drama, despite taking place in a living room. It follows two married couples whose children have been ...
4.0
Review: Cinderella, Cambridge Arts Theatre
I never quite know how to feel about pantomimes. On the one hand I’m a total sucker for the festive joy, the corny jokes and the true spectacle of it all. On t...
3.0
Review: A Little Space, Mumford Theatre
A Little Space is a chilling collaboration from Gecko and Mind the Gap which drifts between the real and the supernatural, exploring loneliness and isolation. ...
Maria Cleasby
Maria is from Edinburgh which means her love of all things dramatic was forged from the Fringe Festival. These days she studies Linguistics at the University of Cambridge but mostly neglects her degree to spend her time in the theatre, either backstage as a techie or in the audience.