Review: In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel, Charing Cross Theatre
Tennessee Williams remains one of our most loved and illustrious playwrights, with his plays endlessly being performed to an appreciative audience all over the ...
Rebecca Gwyther
Review: Comeback Special, Shoreditch Town Hall
After hearing multiple incredible things about Greg Wohead’s Ted Bundy Project, I was intrigued to see how recreating another American idol would be performed a...
Review: Twelfth Night, French Protestant Church
A hidden treasure in the depths of Soho Square is, this night, host to Twelfth Night. The French Protestant Church becomes a bustling world of disguise, mistake...
Review: Songs for the End of the World, Vault Festival
Hidden in the murky depths, we are brought into the dystopian town of Ashley Combe where we are taken on a journey to, and past, the world’s end. The inventive ...
Review: Primadonna, The Vault
Vault Festival seems like the ideal place to stage a show that begins with a relatable twenty-something dancing to the charts with a glass of wine. Primadonna, ...
Review: This Was The World And I Was King, Brockley Jack Theatre
Music melts, puppets peep and we know we are in for a treat. It only takes a few moments for the enchanting world of This Was the World and I Was King to propel...
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.