Review: Pinter Three, The Harold Pinter Theatre
I think Pinter Three finds a perfect balance in showing the purpose of theatre; capturing the idea of release, enjoyment and escapism but conjoining it with ser...
Sebastian Calver
Review: Drowned or Saved?, Tristan Bates
A very talented cast and a very sad history. Geoffrey Williams’ (playwright and director) new play is an intimate and scathing reminder of the horror of hist...
Review: Chekhov’s First Play, Battersea Arts Centre
Chekhov’s First Play is a reimagining of a Shakespeare play, but with an entirely different goal! As the lights go down in the auditorium, we put on headphon...
Review: The Distance You Have Come,
A simple yet effective story line following the lives of six individuals who juggle the constant challenges of life, depression, heartache and love; The Distanc...
Review: Wise Children, The Old Vic
Unconventionally whacky yet importantly relevant. Shining a light on the significance of nature and nurture. Wise children, as explained by director Emma Ric...
Review: Measure for Measure, Donmar Warehouse
A masterclass in interpreting Shakespeare: whether verse line or thought line take precedence. Josie Rourke's Measure for Measure is a well-rounded and crea...
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