Review: The Scottsboro Boys, Garrick Theatre
The Scottsboro Boys were a group of nine black boys travelling through Alabama in 1931, pulled from their train, falsely accused of rape and convicted to the el...
Senne Vercouteren
Review: The Proposal/To Be a Wife, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Now that gay marriage is legal in the UK, while in Russia matters only seem to get worse, the Hen and Chickens this week presents a double bill inspired by thes...
Review: The Five & The Prophecy of Prana, Barbican
Boy Blue Entertainment's The Five & The Prophecy of Prana, attempts, like its title, to invoke an elaborate theatrical world drawn from manga comics and fil...
Review: Stones in his Pockets, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Charlie Conlon (Joseph Begley) and Jake Quinn (Niall Bishop) are thirty-something, unemployed and live in a small Irish town in County Kerry where Hollywood has...
Review: Great Britain, Theatre Royal Haymarket
There was bound to be a play about phone hacking. But Richard Bean's new work (like his previous hit One Man, Two Guvnors, a National Theatre transfer) takes on...
Review: Idiot-Syncrasy, The Place
Igor and Moreno's Idiot-Syncrasy begins with the two standing side by side, wearing colourful and ill-fitting rain jackets and sports shoes – a far cry from the...
Senne Vercouteren
An aspiring theatre producer, Senne Vercouteren graduated from the Courtauld Institute and Birkbeck's MA in Creative Producing. Apart from writing for AYT, he has worked for The Corner Shop and interned at Bill Kenwright Limited. @SenneVercoutere