Review: The Humans, Hampstead Theatre
A dysfunctional family sits down at the Thanksgiving table and treasures the precious time that they have left together. But their geographic locations, ages an...
Sebastian Calver
Review: Unexpected Joy, Southwark Playhouse
Mamma Mia! meets Waiting for Godot; the glamour and pop soundtrack reminiscent of ABBA, intermingles with harmonies consisting of major thirds and combining wit...
Review: Dance Nation, Almeida Theatre
Where do we draw the line between our professional and our personal lives? How and when should we teach our kids about the harsh reality that is coming of age? ...
Review: Unicorn, Theatre N16
Clever, creative and compassionate. Writer and performer Brad Johnson has nailed a compelling and genuine story sharing the importance of honesty and communi...
Review: Numbered Days, Cat’s Back Wandsworth
Upon entering the theatre, the naturalistic set of a bedroom reminded me of a first year Stanislavski "three activities" exercise; a young girl in her early 20s...
Review: The Fall, Southwark Playhouse
A psychologically realist sketch show with some really strong talent. The Fall, written by James Fritz and directed by Matt Harrison, shares three stories al...
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