3.0
Review: The Niceties, Finborough Theatre
In the notes section at the beginning of Eleanor Burgess’s play, The Niceties, she writes, “both of these women can be noble… resist the temptation to think of...
Olivia Gibbs-Fairley
3.0
4.0
Review: Shida, The Vaults
The Vaults, the hub of fringe theatre in London, is the new home for Jeannette Bayardelle’s Shida. Fresh from a New York run, Bayardelle’s one woman musical te...
5.0
Review: Chiaroscuro, Bush Theatre
Chiaroscuro is the first play directed by Lynette Linton in her role as the new Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre. While Chiaroscuro may be Linton’s Bush d...
2.0
Review: My One True Friend, Tristan Bates Theatre
My One True Friend is the second of two plays by Alexander Matthews to be performed at the Tristan Bates Theatre this year. Matthews’ previous play, Do You Rea...
5.0
Review: Styx, Playground Theatre
With the Edinburgh Fringe Festival over, September brings a whole host of transfers to delight London theatre goers. One of these is Styx, the latest pro...
3.0
Review: The Importance of Being… Earnest?, The Pleasance Theatre
Immersive theatre is having a bit of a moment. From large scale productions like Punchdrunk’s The Drowned Man, to intimate dining experiences based on popular ...
Olivia Gibbs-Fairley
Olivia has had a passion for theatre since a young age and loves (in no particular order) drag, improv, cabaret, sketch comedy and musicals. Olivia has just graduated from the University of Bristol and is thrilled to have moved back to her home city of London where she can continue to review for A Younger Theatre while pursuing her acting career.