Review: Che Malambo, Peacock Theatre
Che Malambo at the Peacock Theatre is a force to be reckoned with. The passion and explosiveness of each piece, choreographed by Gilles Brinas, contrasts perfec...
Saskia Coomber
Review: Locked Up, Tristan Bates Theatre
The bleak setting we are met with upon arrival does well to peak the audience's interest, as a man in his mid-20s who we later find out is called Declan, sits a...
Review: If We Were Older, Dorfman Theatre
Alice Schofield's If We Were Older explores the highs and lows of young love and self discovery, it's tragic, comedic, optimistic and heart-warming as it tells ...
Review: For King And Country, Southwark Playhouse
Upon my first visit to Southwark Playhouse, walking into the auditorium I am not disappointed- Jacqueline Gunn's sprawling set design brings the audience in to ...
Review: Stepping Out, Brockley Jack Theatre
Stepping Out follows a weekly tap dancing class for adults of all abilities (including none at all), who are then asked to perform for a charity evening to rais...
Review: Nine Foot Nine, The Bunker Theatre
Nine Foot Nine, after some afterthought I realise refers to the alternate reality in this play where women commonly grow to said height. Whilst an interesting c...
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.