Review: Underneath, Soho Theatre
Filled with glorious decay, dark humour, and moments of edge of your seat intensity, Fishamble’s Underneath is a wonderfully surreal journey through one woman’s...
Holly Casey
Review: From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads, Waterloo East Theatre
With his death earlier this year, there’s no question that the spectre of David Bowie has been looming large, but in From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads, it seems ...
Review: Gypsy Queen, The Arts Theatre
Rob Ward’s Gypsy Queen begins with the show’s only two actors monologuing under separate spotlights as they prepare us for this LGBTQ boxing love story. As the ...
Review: Sister, Ovalhouse
Microphones, smoke machines, and recorded singing have Sister feeling like a hazy dream in this visceral tale of familial bonds. As the title suggests, the play...
Review: Follow the Faun, Arts Theatre
I hope you’re ready for audience participation, because Follow the Faun is not just a show that only occasionally asks for your interaction, but is an experienc...
Review: Easter Rising and Thereafter, Jermyn Street Theatre
Peeling wallpaper and brown bottles, along with an assortment of knick-knacks and many coats, give a distinctly grubby feel to the living room set. It somehow s...
Holly Casey
A recent import from the other side of the Atlantic, Holly is excited to be watching and reviewing shows on this strange island. With a recently obtained major in Dramatic Arts and minor in Creative Writing from a liberal arts school in the middle of Kentucky (Centre College), writing about plays in her spare time just seemed to make sense. When not watching theatre or working at a Fringe Festival, you can usually find Holly trying to make sense of her life in a Soho cafe or somewhere on the Southbank.