Review: Return to Elm House, Battersea Arts Centre
With the state of the world being very much up in arms with the inevitable and much-needed presence of the Me Too movement, Return to Elm House interweaves nine...
Suzannah Ball
Review: Striking 12, Union Theatre
There is no escaping the mandatory Christmas cheer that shall soon be, or perhaps already is, plaguing your day to day life. Although you may be filling with ex...
Review: Philip Pullman’s Grimm Tales, Unicorn Theatre
Am I no longer privy to the magic of the mundane? While the children which scatter the front rows are happily laughing along, calling out and interacting with t...
Review: Lands, Bush Theatre
The stamina, wit and sheer emotional energy needed to create and perform this piece of art is astounding. And this isn’t even considering the endurance Sophie S...
Review: Romeo and Juliet, The Barbican
Welcome to the Romeo and Juliet trendy infusion. The contemporary spin on the ever-tragic teenage love story is a fun and light-hearted adaptation of the stilte...
Review: No Direction Home – The Cocoa Butter Club, The Camden People’s Theatre
Going to see The Cocoa Butter Club is an experience in which everyone should partake. Though, I must warn you, you’ll need to be holding onto more than just you...
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.