2.0
Review: Unfamiliar at Home, ArtsDepot
There are an infinite list of questions to be weighed about parenthood: Can we afford a child? Will we make good parents? Is now a good time ? Unfamiliar at H...
Ryan Van Champion
2.0
4.0
Review: The Leak, Mother Pictures
Throughout the global outbreak of COVID-19, and the ensuing lockdown, friends and families everywhere were forced to reinvent the way in which we connect with ...
2.0
Review: Falling Stars, Union Theatre
As the era of Music Hall began to fade away in the early twentieth century, a new breed of Musical Theatre composition began to develop, more closely resemblin...
3.0
Review: N A K E D, Voila! Festival, Cockpit Theatre
Society has always had an obsession with the naked body. Lovers explore its sensuality, artists study its form, scientists analyse its anatomy, and dancers mim...
3.0
Review: Right Left With Heels, Voila! Festival, Cockpit Theatre
What makes theatre so constantly intriguing, is its boundless opportunity for innovation. Creativity works best when it lacks constraints and is allowed to dev...
5.0
Review: 15 Heroines, Jermyn Street Theatre
There was a time, not so long ago, where the sight of an actor alone on stage was an enticing sign of the illusive soliloquy, common in Shakespeare but rare in...
Ryan Van Champion
Ryan has been passionate about theatre his whole life, and trained as an actor at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London in 2010. Currently, Ryan is the Principal of the Performing Arts Academy PQA Ealing in West London, training young people aged between 4 and 18 in Drama, Musical Theatre, and Film & TV.