Review: Wild Worlds: Dark Side, Vault Festival 2015
Live arts company The Artful Badger presents this entrancing hour of wild dance and play, performed in one of London’s most exhilarating venues. If you’ve not e...
Tamar Saphra
Review: Happy Birthday Without You, Tricycle Theatre
It’s Violet Fox’s birthday over and over again; there’s balloons, party bags, musical chairs and Spice Girls is ringing out through the auditorium. The icing on...
Review: Lionboy, Tricycle Theatre
This revival is absolutely bursting with glorious energy and vitality – if every show put as much oomph into their work as the cast and crew of Lionboy, London ...
Review: Stink Foot, The Yard Theatre
Jeff James’s contemporary re-working of Sophocles’s Philoctetes was as aesthetically refreshing as it was pungent (quite literally). With its stark white lighti...
Review: The Nightmares of Carlos Fuentes, Arcola Theatre
What do a dirty weekend, violent hallucinations and a deportation room have in common? According to Rashid Razaq - a pair of handcuffs. The Nightmares of Carlos...
Tamar Saphra
Tamar is a recent graduate in English Literature and Theatre from The University of Sheffield, where she was Chair of her University Theatre Company. She directs, watches, makes and writes about theatre and is passionate about collaborating with playwrights on new work.