5.0
Review: Where to Belong, Oxford Playhouse
Listen to the audio version here. Fig rolls; Bjork on a jumpy record player; Mum dressing me in corduroy dungarees. This is what I leave Where to Belong thi...
LGBT+
5.0
4.0
Review: Bottom, Soho Theatre.
Click here to listen to an audio version. Bottom is chaos. This show shouldn’t work. And yet it does. In an unhinged mix of monologue, cabaret, lip-sync...
4.0
Review: Sunnymead Court, Defibrillator with The Actors Centre
This trip to Sunnymead Court is my first trip back to an indoor performance with other audience members. There is chatter from all angles and I'm excited to be...
3.0
Review: This Poo Shall Pass, Vault Festival
In This Poo Shall Pass Molly Martian shares her dilemmas as a trans woman. With a microphone on one side of the stage and a real toilet on the other,...
3.0
Review: Lipstick, Southwark Playhouse
In my opinion, the Southwark Playhouse is one of the most inspiring London theatre venues; never shying away from telling stories that teach all ages, especial...
4.0
Reviews: Undetectable, King’s Head theatre
In a perfect world, perhaps sex and society would be distinctly separate. Neither would impact or reflect upon the other, and they could exist in total isolati...