Review: The Breaks in You and I, The Hope Theatre
‘The Breaks In You And I’ written by contemporary writer and comedian Lizzie Milton, is a hilarious, heartfelt, and passionate account of a mutually corrosive r...
Paul McArthur
Review: BigMouth/SmallWaR, The Pit at the Barbican
BigMouth and SmallWaR directed by and starring the one man powerhouse that is Valentijn Dhaenens, are performance pieces with text based around the theme of war...
Review: States, Courtyard Theatre
The Jumble Theatre Company are a self-led, inter-generational community theatre group,that collaborate regularly at the Jackson Lane theatre and studio space. ...
Review: Crick Crack Club: ’The Blacksmith at the Bridge Of Bones’, Soho Theatre
We all love a good story. Who doesn’t? From a bedtime fairy tale as young’uns, to a good gossip about work folks, tales of drunken antics and thensome. On bo...
Review: My Father Odysseus, Unicorn Theatre
My Father Odysseus, written by Timberlake Wertenbaker, is an adaptation of the historical Greek tragedy about the king of Ithaca and his family. Odysseus (playe...
Paul McArthur
Paul originally from Stirling, Scotland, trained professionally in acting and musical theatre. Now residing in London and working professionally as a singer, dancer, songwriter, musician, and actor on stage as well as Tv/Film, he is an all round creative with a Braveheart to match.