Brighton Fringe Review: Puppetgeist, The Dukebox Theatre
Going along to watch Stickyback’s Puppetgeist was the first time I’d experienced a puppet-based comedy performance and I wasn’t sure quite what to exp...
Robert Jamieson
Brighton Festival Review: Catch 22, Theatre Royal Brighton
(5/5 Stars) I must start my review of Northern Stage’s production of Catch 22 by declaring a bias: Joseph Heller’s seminal novel is my favourite. I was ...
Brighton Fringe Review: Gilead, Friend’s Meeting House
(2/5 Stars) Gilead is a brave attempt by Hux Productions to transfer Margaret Atwood’s A Handmaid’s Tale to the stage. Set in the near-future dystopian ...
Brighton Fringe Review: The Lonesome West, The Warren
(3/5 Stars) The Lonesome West is set in the dysfunctional community of Leenane, Galway, where petty squabbles, drunkenness and crisis of faith abound. T...
Robert Jamieson
Robert Jamieson is an English Literature graduate who is currently undertaking a masters in Multimedia Journalism at The University of Sussex.