Review: Jack and the Beanstalk, Hackney Empire
Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the makings of some festive fun. Flamboyant dames, an abundance of innuendos and a generous sprinkling of magic have taken over theatres ...
Ruby-isla Cera-Marle
Review: Being Harold Pinter, Young Vic
Last night was the first time I’d seen a play entirely in Russian; it was also my first time seeing Belarus Free Theatre perform. It was not, however, the first...
Review: Lady Vendredi: Battle Cry, Roundhouse
An abundance of glitter, gyrating and voodoo rituals are all just components of your average night out for Lady Vendredi and her merry band of twisted miscr...
Review: Paradise Lost, The Place
John Milton's Paradise Lost is an epic poem comprising of 10,000 lines of verse, so perhaps it wouldn't be your first choice to adapt into a one-man physical th...
Review: Tipping The Velvet, Lyric Hammersmith
Many times in my life I have heard the phrase: "the arts have power to transform lives". When Nancy (Sally Messham) first goes to the Palace Theatre where she c...
Review: The Cocktail Party, The Print Room
To make the perfect martini you must mix equal parts gin and vermouth, and then serve it in a lightly chilled glass with an olive garnish to finish. Similar lev...
Ruby-isla Cera-Marle
Ruby isla Cera Marle recently graduated from Royal Holloway University of London where she studied Spanish and European Literature and Cultural Studies. Currently Ruby is working as Press and Marketing Assistant at Rambert Dance Company..