4.0
Review: Flight Paths, Extant Theatre
From my East London living room I can hear the usual city sounds, cars, sirens, dog owners not picking up their dog’s poo. But then, thankfully, I put on my he...
Sarah Pumphrey
4.0
Review: Comics Solving Problems, Steve Allen and Erich McElroy
On a Tuesday night during a heatwave (have you heard? It’s very hot) no one is in the mood for anything too mentally challenging. It is therefore a welcome rel...
2.0
Review: GRIP, Reading Fringe Festival (*Trigger Warning*)
Trigger Warning: This review involves content that deals with sexual assault GRIP centres around Trev (Scott Howland, who is also the playwright) and is nar...
4.0
Review: Drowntown Lockdown, Rhiannon Faith Company
Like many, the Rhiannon Faith Company were met with the difficult news that theatres (and pretty much every other fun thing) would be suspended under the lockd...
2.0
Review: Jury Duty, Exit Productions
At 6pm, we Zoom in for the trial of Harry Briggs (Tom Black), accused of arson, manslaughter and murder. We get a brief introduction from the Ministry of Justi...
4.0
Review: The Tempest, Creation Theatre
Having “plans” recently has largely consisted of going to Tesco and walking the dog; these are the kinds of things that exhilarate us now. Therefore, having pl...
