Review: The Good Neighbour
Battersea Arts Centre and Uninvited Guests’s The Good Neighbour chills and excites as the audience simultaneously enters the world of Clapham Junction during ...
Ryan Ahern
Review On Tour: Beautiful Burnout
Beautiful Burnout is a visually stunning play, with an energy and beat that are simply electric. Exploring the psychology and physicality of boxing, the piece i...
Review: Jack the Ripper’s London
Jack the Ripper’s London is an immersive piece that plunges you into the world of 1880s London. There is a nice base idea here and Jack the Ripper’s Whitecha...
Review: Fireface
Having adored the Young Vic’s production of Three Sisters I was excited to see Fireface and couldn’t help but expect good things. Sam Pritchard's beautifully cr...
Review: Soho Cinders
Stiles and Drewe’s latest musical, Soho Cinders, takes the ever famous story of Cinderella and bases it in and around Old Compton Street in London, where Robbie...
Review: Birthday
Ed and Lisa, pregnant with their second child, are in the hospital preparing for a caesarian section. However, Lisa won’t be the one giving birth, as Ed has...
Ryan Ahern
Ryan trained as an actor at Central School of Speech and Drama and writes for AYT and The Stage. Although mainly an actor, Ryan also works as a director and in musical theatre and dance. He writes about politics, young people in the arts and has recently turned his hand to fiction.