3.0
Review: Hold Me Close, Camden Fringe
Hold Me Close plays
at the Canal Cafe Theatre in Little Venice as part of the Camden Fringe.
Located above the Bridge House pub, the audience settles into the ...
Órla Quilligan
3.0
3.0
Review: Happy Ending, St Gabriel’s Church Hall Boys’ Club
Listen to the audio version here Happy Ending is a short and snappy fringe play, set in an unassuming massage parlour
in Fort Lauderdale. It timidly explore...
4.0
Review: Andromeda, Camden People’s Theatre
Click here to listen to this review. Andromeda is an extremely cleverly written tale, intertwining astronomy and Greek mythology into a modern lesbian love ...
2.0
Review: Bigot, Camden People’s Theatre
To listen to this review, click here. Bigot, a piece of new writing by Hassan Govia, explores the nature of online abuse. It dissects how incendiary commen...
Juliana Ayeni-Stevens: “I wanted to write about a Black, British Nigerian woman who was queer”
This is the full audio of the article As the brilliant work of Talawa continues, we're treated to a new voice on the block: Juliana Ayeni-Stevens. She ta...
3.0
Review: Red Side of the Moon, Iris Theatre
To listen to an audio version of the review, click here. Red Side of the Moon, part of the Iris Theatre Festival, features a stunning score by Kathryn Tinda...
Órla Quilligan
Órla graduated in English Literature from the University of Manchester in 2019, where she was also head of new writing for the university’s drama society. She has extensive experience in directing and acting, having performed at venues such as the Underbelly at the Edinburgh Fringe and the Arcola Tent. She currently works as a Junior Agent at a voiceover agency.