Feature: Tiny Cooper – ‘A novel with jazz hands’
“The breathing gets heavier and more frantic, like a dinosaur is sitting on Santa and tickling him at the same time. Finally, as it all crescendos, TINY COOPER ...
Mimi Launder
Review: Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales, Leicester Square Theatre
A motherless monkey, a scruffy giant, a wise old man and a fish with a big imagination – Scamp Theatre’s Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales stitches together Juli...
Review: Taken In Marriage, Waterloo East Theatre
Family mysteries, a looming wedding and way too much wine is never going to be a match made in heaven. Taken in Marriage by Thomas Babe is a clash of personalit...
Review: Noonday Demons, King’s Head Theatre
What goes well with a beautifully crafted, relevant interrogation of the twisted acts that humanity performs in the name of religion? A pile of human waste, cru...
Feature: All-female Shakespeare – “a political choice”
Image by Greg Veit “Why did you choose to perform an all-female Shakespeare?” a radio interviewer asked The Flanagan Collective, a York-based theatre company...
Feature: All aboard the Idiot’s classic revival
Photo by Jonathan Keenan For an anarchic theatre company who excel in inventive, fantastical devised pieces, performing the 1920s classic The Ghost Train mi...
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.