Review: The Narcissist, Courtyard Theatre
The Narcissist follows the story of Charlie as he goes through therapy, trying to understand his very broken family and how they have made him who he is today. ...
Susannah Shepherd
Review: Complete Works – Table Top Shakespeare, The Pit Theatre Barbican Centre
If you told me a few days ago I would feel genuine empathy for a bottle of Tabasco, I'd have probably laughed in your face and called you crazy. But that's how ...
Review: The Palest Light, Lillian Baylis Studio
The Palest Light, curated by Pepa Ubera, was an evening of performance art that seemed like it was trying very hard to be a profound social comment, with fairly...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lyric Hammersmith
If you’re looking for a traditional production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, run for the hills, because Filter Theatre’s incarnation is anything but. I’d say ex...
Review: 4000 Days, Park Theatre
4000 Days is the latest venture of the lovably quirky Park Theatre, which consistently delivers high quality shows as well as a great atmosphere. The story foll...
Review: Something Rotten, Tristan Bates Theatre
Hamlet does a pretty good job of giving Claudius dimension and depth, as a man tortured by guilt. Claudius’ perspective is not neglected by Shakespeare. So why ...
Susannah Shepherd
Susannah is currently studying for her A levels, and hopes to go to University next year to study liberal arts. She aspires to being an artistic director in the future, and loves performing, going to the theatre and cooking.