Review: Porgy and Bess, London Coliseum
Porgy and Bess collaborates vocal excellence with truthful relationships and powerful drama to amalgamate into a visual and audible rollercoaster. Porgy and ...
Sebastian Calver
Review: (No) Leaves On My Precious Self, King’s Head
(No) Leaves on my precious self is an endearing, honest and vulnerable piece of writing exploring the hardships of a career in a forever changing, always judgin...
Review: Twelfth Night, Young Vic
Kwame Kwei Armah and Oskar Eustis’ Twelfth Night is slick, easy to follow, genuine and (of all qualities to aspire most to in a piece of new work), powerful. It...
Review: We’ve Got Each Other, Pleasance Theatre
For a Bon Jovi amateur whose fandom is limited to Livin' On A Prayer, my knowledge needn't be more experienced! Paul O’Donnell takes us on an idea for a Bon Jov...
Review: Alan Fielden with JAMS: Marathon, Barbican Theatre
Marathon is the thought process you experience when watching the news: what's wrong with the world today? Heart-breaking story after heart-breaking story. Who's...
Review: Dishoom!, Watford Palace Theatre
Gurpreet Kaur Bhati’s new play Dishoom! is a bizzare yet enlightening look at Indian culture, scratching at the surface of the struggles the country faced due t...
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