Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre
Do you get the title? Boo Lingerie – boulangerie – get it? I think it's brilliant because it sort of embodies what the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre (no...
Veronica Aloess
Edinburgh Fringe Review: 4.48 Psychosis
Is there such a thing as ordered chaos? Because I think Fourth Monkey's off-West End nominated production of 4.48 Psychosis is it. Most theatregoers will be ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Two Worlds of Charlie F
I find this a very difficult play to review. All plays have something which ties them to reality, however far they seem from it. But The Two Worlds of Charlie F...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Minotaur
Fourth Monkey Theatre Company have a reputation for working with classical content. With Natalie Katson's script and direction, the Greek myth of the Minotaur i...
“Raw and honest”: an interview with actor Frank C. Keogh
Keogh explores the highs and lows of the industry in the wake of his performance in Ridley's Mercury Fur at the Trafalgar Studios.
Review: The Wolves Descend
My high hopes rapidly descended for this opera. The Wolves Descend is advertised to promise something gothic and sinister, but instead it spirals into farce. ...
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.