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Review: The Prince of Egypt, The Dominion Theatre
The Prince of Egypt has become a much beloved classic, and this adaptation is years in the making. After finding critical acclaim onscreen and nabbing itself a...
Suzannah Ball
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4.0
Review: Lovepuke, Hen & Chickens Theatre
Valentine's Day has a lot of expectations, and whether you see it as a delightful holiday or a moment to be avoided, Lovepuke takes these feelings and twirls t...
3.0
Review: Everybody Cares, Everybody Understands, VAULT Festival
A lot of us have problems, and the majority of us are hesitant in speaking about them. These problems manifest themselves in such a large variety of ways that ...
5.0
Review: Death of England, The National Theatre
England is a fucked-up world of its own, a catalyst for change that has a stubborn insistence on perpetually staying the same. We grasp onto tradition whilst p...
3.0
Review: Something Awful, VAULT Festival
The internet is a scary place which only becomes scarier still when the on-screen chaos and storytelling leaks into our own lives. Something Awful blurs the li...
4.0
Review: The Sunset Limited, Boulevard Theatre
The Sunset Limited dabbles in discussing the depressive state man finds himself in, until it propels forward and it finds itself questioning whether there are ...
Suzannah Ball
Suzannah is originally from Norwich and now lives in North London. She studied English and Philosophy at Royal Holloway where she was an editor on the university newspaper. She now works at a literary agency where her love of books has become a career, but still loves going to the theatre, be it to see a light-hearted musical or a tragic drama.