Review: Love Steals Us From Loneliness, Camden People’s Theatre
Walking out of Camden People’s Theatre into the frenzy that is London after spending almost 2 hours in Bridgend leaves you feeling displaced. Capturing the auth...
Naomi Kerrigan Asress
Review: Heartbeat, Richmond Theatre
Heartbeat, currently on a national tour, arrives at the Richmond Theatre to open arms. ITV’s iconic television show ran for 18 years and is based on the novels ...
Review: Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, London Clown Festival
When you eventually find the venue, located near Finsbury Park, it feels as though the circus came to town and was left abandoned in an industrial estate. But ...
Review: Heels of Glory, Chelsea Theatre
Tucked away off the busy Kings Road is an authentic community theatre which clearly enjoys hosting Stephen Heatley's original production Heels of Glory. The fri...
Review: Norma Jeane the Musical, Lost Theatre
Marilyn Monroe – or Norma Jeane as she was born - most people already know the classic tale of the orphan turned icon. Celebrating her ninetieth year, Christop...
Naomi Kerrigan Asress
Born and bred East Londoner, I currently work at the Barbican Centre assisting on projects to engage communities and young people. I have always been passionate about theatre and the power it has to help understand the world we live in. Being dual heritage, I think it is vital that theatre reflects all members of society and I'm keen to find new ways of doing this.