Review: Before Us, Soho Theatre
I have died and been reborn in a single show. Stuart Bowden commands the stage, tackling us with a tear-jerking, hysterically inventive story accompanied by his...
Rebecca Gwyther
Review: Chef, Soho Theatre
Chef. A cutting edge, mouth-watering drama shocking us through an hour of gourmet dishes. Granted only with the company of one performer, Sabrina Mahfouz’s unde...
Review: Duncton Wood, Union Theatre
It is becoming harder and harder to find new British musicals. There are aspiring theatre-makers and people with ideas but we very rarely see these shows doing ...
Review: O No!, Ovalhouse
I am going to assume that I wasn’t the only unsuspecting member of the audience at the Ovalhouse in this hour of insanity, hippies, music and art that all start...
Review: Phantoms of the Oracle, Omnibus Theatre
Walking into a baby naming ceremony and being greeted by the family wasn’t exactly what I’d expected. Not what I expected at all. From sitting outside in the ba...
Review: Vote for Me: A Musical Debate, London Theatre Workshop
The votes have been cast, the seats have been delegated but London Theatre Workshop’s citizens still have one vote left. A skilful six-person cast dazzles these...
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.