5.0
Review: Scenes with girls, The Royal Court
We’re in 2020 and it is still such a political act to see a show performed by three female actors, written and directed by women, specifically speaking about g...
Female
5.0
3.0
Review: Us Two, The Space
Two women sit in a cafe gazing at the menu, their nails, anything but each other. Lizzy (Karina Cornwell) and Beth (Kara Stanley) have been friends since they ...
4.0
Review: & Juliet, Shaftesbury Theatre
Romeo and Juliet - one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays and easily one of the most famous love stories, is also one of the most overdone. The star-crossed lo...
3.0
Review: Medusa, The Pleasance Theatre
We are in the midst of a cultural phenomenon with contemporary British theatre. From Six, to Emilia and most recently & Juliet, many creative teams are pos...
3.0
Review: I Will Still Be Whole (When You Rip Me In Half), The Bunker
22 years on since Joy walked out on her baby EJ, this mother and daughter reunite in Ava Wong Davies’ play I Will Still Be Whole (When You Rip Me In Half). Des...
4.0
Review: Call Me Fury, The Hope Theatre
Call Me Fury is angry, captivating and musically invigorating. It trails the stories of Salem, passing through the happenings of witch executions in Europe and...