Review: The Time Capsule, Landor Space
You’ve heard of Choose Your Own Adventure books, but have you ever seen a pick-your-own-adventure play? The Juice Factory have taken it upon themselves to provi...
Merel van 't Hooft
Review: The Play about My Dad, Jermyn Street Theatre
“Sometimes the story version is closer to the truth than the truth” In The Play about My Dad, written by Boo Killebrew and based on real events, different na...
Review: The Family Blimp, Blue Elephant Theatre
The Klump Company is a new international ensemble hailing from the famous Jacques Leqoc school in Paris. The four actors, two French, two English, have come to ...
Review: Flutter, Soho Theatre
Soho’s Upstairs theatre has been transformed into a typical British betting shop for the week; a simple bar, a slot machine, some stools and tables, and an abun...
Review: Taking Flight Festival, New Diorama Theatre
Taking Flight is an annual festival organised by Red Dragonfly Productions, a company that aims to bring stories from the (Far) East to the British stage. Altho...
Review: 3Women, Trafalgar Studios
The intergenerational comedy drama 3Women is comedienne Katy Brand’s debut play, currently running at the Trafalgar Studios. It puts three women in a hotel room...
Merel van 't Hooft
Merel van ‘t Hooft is a Dutch emerging theatre maker currently based in Dublin. She studied an MA Collaborative Theatre Making in association with Frantic Assembly in the UK, and loves musical and physical theatre. Apart from doing thespian stuff, she works as a copywriter and translator, and spends the rest of her time reading, playing guitar or cuddling her cat.