4.0
Review: Hear Me Howl, VAULT Festival
A story of self-made and societal expectations and a reminder NOT to meet them! Hear Me Howl, written by Lydia Rynne and directed by Kay Michael, is a story sh...
Sebastian Calver
4.0
3.0
Review: The Milkman Cometh, VAULT Festival
Cautious
comedy with too many boundaries. The Vaults is a great place for a piece like The Milkman Cometh, written by: Alice Bounce, Maxwell Tyler and Owen ...
5.0
Review: Dear Elizabeth, Gate Theatre
An initiative
full of love, passion and regret. Dear Elizabeth, written by Sarah Ruhl, follows the lives of renowned poets, Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowe...
4.0
Review: Pinter Six, Harold Pinter Theatre
Pinter Six, part of Jamie Lloyd's Pinter at the Pinter season, features two of Harold Pinter's comedies: Party Time and Celebration, two contrasting scenarios ...
Review: The Tragedy Of King Richard The Second, Almeida Theatre
Review of The Tragedy Of King Richard The Second, playing at the Almeida Theatre until 2 January.
Review: Nine Night, The Trafalgar Studios
A tentative build-up, but boy is it worth it! Nine Night is a story paying homage to the nine nights celebrating the life of the dead that is a necessity in ...
Sebastian Calver
Sebastian is in his third year studying acting at East 15. He has recently returned from the Edinburgh Fringe with theatre company Willis & Vere in A Serious Play About World War 2. Aside from acting, Sebastian is passionate about Judo, musical theatre and clowning. His favourite film is Inglorious Basterds, favourite actor Idris Elba and favourite musical In The Heights. You can find out more about Sebastian here: https://www.sebastiancalver.co.uk