Review: Abominations, Etcetera Theatre
A bare bum is on stage in less than ten seconds into Matthew Compling’s play, Abominations. Not an inappropriate start for an edgy-sounding production that whis...
Mimi Launder
Review: Light, Battersea Arts Centre
There is no theatrical experience quite like Light. And that’s not just because Theatre Ad Infinitum’s latest offering is a rich, fascinating dystopian thriller...
Feature: Theatre Ad Infinitum lights up a dark, dystopian future
“A big amalgamation of thoughts and ideas and dreams,” says writer and director George Mann when I ask him the origin of Light, Theatre Ad Infinitum’s dystopian...
Review: The Wasp, Trafalgar Studios
The Wasp starts innocently enough: a cafe, chamomile tea and two women who have lost contact since school. But then cash is slammed on the table along with a sh...
Review: Land of Lights, artsdepot
A miniature, golden and glittering town has cropped up in the artsdepot’s Studio Theatre this Christmas. This is the Land of Lights by Oily Cart, a delightful, ...
Review: Ben Hur, Tricycle Theatre
Daniel Vale of the make-believe Daniel Vale Theatre Company gleefully boasts that his cast of four will play the 70,000 characters of Ben Hur with historical ac...
Mimi Launder
Mimi is a recent graduate and aspiring journalist. When not searching for (and sometimes even undertaking) work experience, she spends time reading, writing and eating. She also really quite enjoys seeing theatre for free with AYT.