Review: Once Upon A Christmas, Covent Garden
If you keep your eyes peeled during the festive season amongst the touristy hustle and bustle of London’s Covent Garden, you may just spot some familiar faces...
Ruby-isla Cera-Marle
Review: Chalk Farm, Bush Theatre
Scum! Pigs! Chavs! All terms that were hurled around to describe the looting that took place during the 2011 London riots. But how would you react if you disc...
Review: Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre
Passing By is the tale of Simon and Toby, two young men whose chance encounter at a local cinema results in them having a one night stand. The next morning as...
Review: Hold Hands/Lock Horns
In a basement in Shoreditch, a voice booms through my headphones instructing me to enter an unknown room. I am about to partake in Non Zero One’s interactive pi...
Review: The Lyons
Ben Lyons (Nicholas Day) lies in a New York hospital bed surrounded by his overbearing wife Rita (Isla Blair), his recovering alcoholic daughter Lisa (Charlot...
Review: Cloud Dance Sundays: 14 July
The Lion and Unicorn is a small theatre bar in Kentish Town that provides a monthly platform for an evening of contemporary dance called Cloud Dance Sundays. Th...
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..