Review: Weekend Rockstars, Battersea Arts Centre
Traditionally, the middle child has been a pitied figure, in danger of living in the older sibling’s shadow and wanting the same the comfort blanket gifted to t...
Rebecca Latham
Review: X, The Royal Court
Legend has it that an X marks a spot of valuable treasure, whereas in this new offering from the Royal Court, X becomes an emblem of multiple unknown dangers th...
Review: Brute, Soho Theatre
Teenagers can be pretty nasty. You may have gathered that from your own school experience or at least seen a few films or read enough fiction to know about a hu...
Review: Tomorrow, Arts Theatre
Nineties pop fireball Ronan Keating once sang ‘if tomorrow never comes’ as a starting point to consider telling loved ones of their worth in the wake of his imp...
Review: What I Learned From Johnny Bevan, Soho Theatre
A familiar coming-of-age tale, of a young man developing his artistic identity at university in the shadow of an intoxicatingly brilliant companion, is set alig...
Review: Hardboiled, New Diorama Theatre
An homage to Film Noir that doesn’t digress into a parody, Hardboiled is a dynamic love letter to the great works of the 1940s. Noir is perhaps best typified by...
Rebecca Latham
Armed with an English degree from Sydney University, Rebecca now lives in London with aspirations of writing about film and theatre. She attempts to model herself on Bill Murray, but more often than not remains home to eat kale and buckwheat. She currently interns at Raindance.