Review: 46 Beacon, Hope Theatre
Boston in the 1970s, at the residential hotel 46 Beacon, is where we see the story of Robert and Alan unfold. It’s a coming-of-age and coming-out play, all set ...
Rebecca Gwyther
Review: Medea, Almeida Theatre
Medea as a Greek tragedy is a cathartic, stimulating work that challenges directors, actors and audience. The Almeida’s new production brings the story to a con...
Review: Edges, London Theatre Workshop
After Dogfight took London by storm earlier this year, it was no surprise how excited I was to see Pasek and Paul’s musical baby Edges. As a company, Peak Produ...
Review: LARP, Bread and Roses Theatre
Upstairs at the Bread & Roses Theatre we are thrown into Lucy’s quirky quest for something exciting. As the writer and actress, Berri George shows off a whole h...
Review: The Girl Who Cannot Die, Rose Theatre
Certain Dark Things presents the twisting tale of circus-bound Snow White. This is no traditional telling of Snow White’s story though: it is more haunting and ...
Review: Lesere, Jermyn Street Theatre
A bright, secluded, idyllic house in the French countryside provides the perfect backdrop of serenity for the young Lesere couple Jane and John. Having placed t...
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.