Review: King Lear, National Theatre
Following his box office success with the Bond film Skyfall and his recent stage adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Sam Mendes really is the dir...
Ruby-isla Cera-Marle
Review: Don Gil of the Green Breeches, Arcola Theatre
Don Gil of the Green Breeches is one of three plays that makes up the Arcola Theatre’s Spanish Golden Age season. The piece is rife with characters donning mult...
Review: A Spoonful of Sherman, St James Theatre
The Sherman brothers provided the soundtrack to much of my childhood. Songwriting duo Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman penned the scores for Mary Popp...
Review: The Day Shall Declare It, Theatre Delicatessen
Theatre Delicatessen is currently in residence at the former BBC studios – a disused building in Marylebone that many people would walk past without even a ...
Review: The Snow Spider, Tristan Bates Theatre
On his ninth birthday, Gwyn Griffiths is given a wooden box by his whimsical grandmother Nain and told he must use the contents of the box to discover if he h...
Review: Lizzie Siddal, Arcola Theatre
The eponymous Lizzie Siddal was a seamstress by trade, but in her spare time she used to pose as a model for many Pre-Raphaelite painters such as Hunt, Rosset...
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..