Review: Of Nymphs and Men, The Miller
In the small, black box theatre, the two actors making up the cast of this show – and making up the show – almost seem dangerously close. Of Nymphs and Men is i...
Holly Casey
Review: Jane Wenham: The Witch of Walkern, Arcola Theatre
Greeted with the soft noises of whistling wind and a bare stage with nothing on it besides a leaning, simple gallow, the air of tension and foreboding sets the ...
Review: Little Match Girl, Blue Elephant Theatre
In a small theatre with only black curtains and a few ‘snow’-covered boxes for scenery, three pyjama and Santa hat-clad women greet the audience – children espe...
Review: The Tiger Who Came to Tea, Lyric Theatre
Toddlers might not quite have the hang of shouting "he’s behind you!" at such a young age, but screaming in delight as a tiger manages to sneak his way into a k...
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.