Review: Mule, Omnibus
Mule is a fast-paced two-hander inspired by the story of the Peru Two, two British girls convicted of attempting to smuggle cocaine into Peru in 2013. Writer an...
Veronica Aloess
Review: Unfaithful, Found 111
Unfaithful written by playwright Owen McAfferty follows two couples. Tom (Sean Campion) and Joan (Niamh Cusack) are middle-aged, conservative and wondering if t...
Review: Pretty Ugly, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Pretty Ugly started as YouTube experiment, questioning the growing trend of young girls posting videos asking the online community to rate them based on their l...
Review: Cartography, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Cartography is a story about Sarah, a girl who loves maps (although she never intends to go travelling), who has her eyes opened and eventually her heart broken...
Feature: 1215.today reconnect with the Magna Carta
Image: Phil Crow Lincoln Castle is home to one of four surviving copies of the Magna Carta, a document which is generally recognised as the foundation of con...
Review: Warde Street, Park Theatre
Seven years on from the 7/7 bombings, Damien Tracey has written Warde Street, a play which considers the lasting effects of the tragedy on politics, religion an...
Veronica Aloess
Veronica Aloess is currently Duty Manager of the Battersea Arts Centre and a freelance writer. She has written subtitles for major production companies and channels including the BBC, and written for publications including The Stage, Broadway Baby and One Stop Arts. She trained at Arts Educational Schools London Sixth Form and graduated with a First in English and Creative Writing from Brunel University, as well as completing a year with MGC Futures and the Soho Young Company.