Review: Trolley Girls, The Museum of Comedy
Trolley Girls, which was cooked up by Jessica Forrest and Olivia Faye of the Sugar Butties Theatre Company, is a cabaret show, so the truly intimate venue that ...
Saskia Coomber
Review: The Last Ones, Jermyn Street Theatre
Set in the aftermath of the Russian revolution, the chaos in which the Kolomiitsev family finds itself, in public as well as behind closed doors, inevitably com...
Review: Barber Shop Chronicles, National Theatre
If you want to enjoy yourself from sitting in the audience as much as the actors do in the space, Barber Shop Chronicles is the show for you. If you are wanting...
Review: Combustion, Arcola Theatre
The Arcola Theatre's industrial style Studio 2 is the perfect setting for Asif Khan's Combustion. Taking place in a Bradford garage workshop owned by Shaz (Beru...
Review: This Is Not Culturally Significant, The Bunker Theatre
Upon entering the black box studio at The Bunker Theatre, house music is pumping and in the bar, club lights are flashing. This is not your average theatre visi...
Review: Disconnect, The Ugly Duck
KT Jemmett's futuristic Disconnect is an interesting concept. The premise is that there are 10 convicts aboard a spacecraft, which is to be sent from the fictio...
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.