Review: Little Women (Charity Concert)
Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, the infamous tale of sisterhood and love, is a story that is beloved by many across the world. Having been adapted numerous ti...
Ryan Ahern
Review: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe is in every child’s storybook repertoire (recently aided by Disney’s popular film adaptations of the novels). Very much...
Review: Antigone
Thebes has been ravaged by civil war and King Creon has ruled that no one is to bury Antigone’s brother, the 'traitor’ Polynices. Driven by her overriding f...
Review: Sex With A Stranger
Sex With a Stranger revels in awkwardness. This new play by Stefan Golaszewski, the creator of BBC3's Him and Her, is comedic yet heart-wrenching. Adam (...
Review: Sleeping Dogs
Dr Roz is a popular radio psychologist and her husband, Leo, has just become a bestselling crime writer. Leo, however, is hiding a dark secret about his pas...
Review: Fog
“Present day. Winter. Council tower block. Could be any estate in London.” After the death of their mother, Gary (Fog) and Lou are put into care by their...
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.