Review: A First Class Death, Vault Festival 2015
I never expected that at this early stage of my 20s I’d have started planning my funeral. Last night, along with a group of strangers, I got to talking about my...
Rachael Smith
Review: The Thin Line, Courtyard Theatre
When I was a GCSE drama student everyone wanted to make shows about drug abuse, mental illness and inappropriate sexual relationships – all in the name of causi...
Review: The Pianist, London International Mime Festival, Southbank Centre
Thomas Monckton blusters onto the stage in a flurry of grandeur, his wiry hair stood on end and his coat tails billowing behind him – the maestro has arrived! T...
Review: Black Regent, London International Mime Festival
As the lights of the Purcell Room fade an electro-synth soundtrack begins to echo around the auditorium. A shadowy figure emerges from the darkness; a mountain ...
Review: Slightly Fat Features in Variety Soup, Leicester Square Theatre
“We’ve got to roar and cheer and stuff,” a lady sat two rows in front of me emphatically instructed her companion just before Slightly Fat Features took the sta...
Review: 3 Winters, National Theatre
In Zagreb stands an old, ivy-covered mansion. It has housed the Kos family for over seventy years, and there has not been a male child born into the Kos family ...
