Review: The Seagull, Theatro Technis
The Acting Gymnasium takes a classic play, Chekhov’s The Seagull and brings it into the First World War. The themes are timeless, looking at complicated relatio...
Tal Fox
Review: Shock Treatment, King’s Head Theatre
Shock Treatment is like The Rocky Horror Show’s underachieving younger sibling. Sure, it has its own charm and can be quite entertaining but it will never leave...
Review: Apartment 40c, St James Theatre
Apartment 40c is a new musical written by the artistic directors of London Theatre Workshop, Tom Lees and Ray Rackham. The show tells a story of love and relati...
Review: Godspell in Concert, Hackney Empire
On the same weekend that both Easter and Passover happen to fall this year, it only seems fitting to spend Easter Sunday watching Godspell in Concert. The story...
Review: Game Theory, Tristan Bates Theatre
According to director, Lois Jeary, "Theatre is a place to tell stories; to collectively feel, experience and understand; to be let in to someone else's life for...
Review: Buttery Brown Monk, Leicester Square Theatre
Buttery Brown Monk are a lively trio that perform sketch comedy. The names come from a combination of their names: Samuel Buttery, Ryan J Brown and Jamie-Rose M...
Tal Fox
An aspiring journalist and theatre aficionada. Currently studying MA journalism at City University London. If you want to put a smile on her face, put her in a theatre.