Review: Conquest, The Vaults
In the current climate of cracking down on sexual predators in every industry, Conquest is an intricate tale that discusses the topics of consent and male entit...
Saskia Coomber
Review: Othello, Unicorn Theatre
This was my first visit to the Unicorn Theatre, and I couldn't have been more impressed with their calibre of theatre for young people. Othello is told in a way...
Review: One Festival – Programme C, The Space
In the versatile venue that is The Space, we are presented with an intimate evening of diverse stories covering themes such as gun crime, the power of ballet an...
Review: Thark, Drayton Arms Theatre
As 1920s big band jazz music plays while the audience takes their seats, the energy is that of frivolity and high-energy jollity, which matches the image on the...
Review: Transpose: Barbican, The Barbican
CN Lester is the creator of the celebration and presentation of queer and trans performers that is Transpose. The evening takes place in The Pit of the Barbican...
Review: Miracle on 34th Street, Bridge House Theatre
As jazz versions of Christmas Carols are played while the audience enters the Bridge House Theatre, Miracle On 34th Street sets us up for a truly festive affair...
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.