Review: The Hotel Cerise, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Inspired by Chekov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’, Bonnie Greer takes us to Michigan and ‘The Hotel Cerise’, the almost abandoned getaway for the African-American elite...
Rebecca Gwyther
Review: Cathy, Pleasance Theatre
Cardboard Citizens have reached their 25th anniversary - a company devoted to raising awareness and helping the homeless through programmes, theatre and worksho...
Review: Out There, Union Theatre
In the current theatre climate there is an incredible necessity and desire for new musicals. The UK is being left behind as Broadway streaks ahead in its musica...
LIFT Festival Review: Stella, Hoxton Hall
A man sits, alone, isolated, staring bleakly into the distance. Across his face run memories of his past, concern of the present and fear of what is to come. Th...
Review: Now Festival: Mandala/Our True Feelings, The Yard
Now Festival at The Yard is challenging the boundaries of theatre over five weeks of bold work. Deemed "a festival of new theatre for the here and now", it come...
Review: The Little Prince, Arcola Theatre
As a children’s story known and loved by many, The Little Prince at Arcola Theatre opens up and reimagines our childhood memories of this cherished tale. Arcola...
Rebecca Gwyther
Figuring out what to do in life. A passion for theatre, literature and maths. Yes, maths. Gave up on the idea of being an Olympic Figure Skater, an engineer and a lawyer but theatre has remained an addiction (alongside the coffee, of course). Can often be found writing, directing, producing, making music, acting, singing and dancing. If not, I'm usually at the theatre.