3.0
Review: Dracula, The London Library
Performing in the relatively unheard-of historical venue that is The London Library, the setting is definitely the star of this production. Based on Bram Stoke...
Saskia Coomber
3.0
3.0
Review: Opal Fruits, VAULT Festival
Holly Beasley-Garrigan's one-woman show Opal Fruits is an hour of nostalgia, laden with 90's tidbits. Based during a time when UK Garage was all the rage, trac...
3.0
Review: Stop and Search, Arcola Theatre
Gabriel Gbadamosi’s topical play looks at the points of view from each end of today’s society, with characters Akim (Munashe Chirisa), a refugee, and Lee (Tyle...
2.0
Review: An Enemy Of The People, Union Theatre
I am handed the program for tonight’s performance as I enter, the front cover blazoned with a now infamous image (Seamus Wray) of Donald Trump leaning to drink...
Review: Really Want To Hurt Me, Soho Theatre
Really Want To Hurt Me is a coming- of- age story about a gay teenage boy in mid 80s Exeter, or, I should say, tries to be a coming-of- age story about a gay t...
Review: Camp As Christmas, The Pheasantry
The excitement and electricity that fills the space as you enter The Pheasantry cannot be ignored; the hustle and bustle in anticipation of the evening's entert...
Saskia Coomber
Saskia is a born and bred Londoner who studied BA (Hons) Acting at the University of Central Lancashire. She was lucky enough to be able to attend theatre from a young age, which encouraged a love of storytelling that has stayed with her to the present day. It is for this reason that Saskia is so thrilled to be reviewing for A Younger Theatre.